- From: François Beaufort via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2019 12:38:43 +0000
- To: public-web-nfc@w3.org
I still think* web developers want to simply interact, by default, with "any" NFC tag.
Is NXP Mifare Classic being only readable/writable by phone with a NXP chip the reason why every new web developer will have to use `compatibility: "any"`?
The more I think about it, we may want to rename `compatibility` to `technology`. WDYT?
```js
/* CURRENT */
// Will read NFC devices supported by the NFC standard.
const r = new NFCReader();
// Will read all NDEF compatible devices that the reader chip can read.
const r = new NFCReader({ compatibility: 'any' });
/* PROPOSED */
// Will read all NDEF compatible devices that the reader chip can read.
const r = new NFCReader();
// Will read NFC devices supported by the NFC standard.
const r = new NFCReader({ technology: 'nfc-forum' });
// Will read all vendor specific NFC tags that require specific reader chips.
const r = new NFCReader({ technology: 'vendor' });
```
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