NFC Developer
- URI Records
- Text Records
- Mime Records
- External Type Records including Android Application Records
- Handover Records
- and more
Getting started:From your computer, open the online NDEF editor at http://ndefeditor.grundid.de/ or get the Eclipse plugin at http://code.google.com/p/nfc-eclipse-plugin/ for a file-based editor.
Once your NFC message is composed, the editor automagically generates a binary QR code
- scanned by this app. Then simply touch up an NFC tag to write
- couldn't be more simple.
Additional features:
- Auto-detect and preview of various data types
- Load/save to file, email as attachment
- Writing tags as read-only
- Reading tags and beams
- NFC Intent broadcasts
- Pretty printing previews of XML and JSON
- Remembers tags. Simply swipe to traverse!
- Beam support
Also see https://code.google.com/p/ndef-tools-for-android/ for code examples and full demo apps.
Please note that the auto-detection of binary payload is no exact science. But if you are working with XML or JSON formats you'll love it! :-)
Non-NFC devices These devices are supported through the use of broadcast intent (like the FakeTagsActivity Android example).
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Bonus: The Eclipse Plugin site also hosts a downloadable version of this app which accesses and renders contents in URI records (requires the internet permission).
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Category : Productivity
Reviews (18)
OK it scans but you can't see the code at all. Keeps saying scan to read or tap to enter write mode. But unlike your screenshots on the play store you can't see any java code.. So how do you see the code like your screenshot?? It successfully scans a NFC but you can't edit anything unlike the screenshot implies.
I bought a small stack of NFC chips and am working on an application that will be based on reading these NFC chips. But, I needed to write something to the NFC chips and this application makes that process all but trivial. Within 2 minutes after downloading the code, I had written to my first NFC chip. Thank you. Thank you. Thomas Rorvik Skjolberg.
Now can tap and pay!!
I try us..in my work.tq
NFC and QRcode are not the same
Love it
Works well. Great usage with tutorial
Must have app if you want to develope nfc based app
This has helped me a lot with a project I'm working on. It's so easy to build up data for a tag. Thank you very much!
This is a fantastic app and service for developers and imagineers! Keep up the great work :)
Took all the hassle out of NFC work. I used to create AAR's on regular tags to help testing my app. The website is also really nice. Thanks alot!
Must have for all developers working with NFC. Or even if just writing tags is what you do.
Saved a me from having to write a ton of boilerplate code just to encode a tag with some data and an AAR.
This app along with the Eclipse plugin is amazing. I could write a complete custom binary payload embedded into an NDEF record to my NFC tag, for a BLE pairing project.
Simple, effective, working. With the ecplise plugin, it's the perfect way to develop ncf app and to understand how nfc works. Thks
Thank you! Very nice app
Love it.
This app was wonderful until I realized that it was destroying NFC tags in my pocket. Here is what was happening, I'd put the phone in my pocket or throw it into the console in the car, if it landed on my ChargePoint tags for accessing electric car charging stations, the app would open and immediately rewrite the tag with whatever I was working on, effectively destroying the ChargePoint tags. Once I figured out what was going on, I contacted the developer who basically told me to pound sand and that he was not interested in fixing it. I'm writing this to worn other users that this app will automatically and on its own destroy NFC tags your device comes near! I learned my expensive mistake. Update: I would have been reasonably happy if you had cared as much in your email responses to me. You basically said "An update will never happen, just uninstall it." No Sorry that it cost hours of inconvenience when you couldn't charge your car. Or when it subsequently overwrote tags in a restaurant table... It was a menace until I uninstalled it and you didn't care. And sure it was free, but I'd have gladly paid $10 for it until this issue came up. It's not my fault you give it away....