This example demonstrates how to enable Fast Pair Provider functionality on the local device. When run, it enables Fast Pair and processes any Fast Pair & Normal pairing requests from Bluetooth peers.
The bt-fastpair-client relies on the fuchsia.bluetooth.fastpair.Provider capability to enable the service. This is provided by the bt-fastpair-provider component. Follow these instructions to include it in the build.
It also relies on the fuchsia.bluetooth.sys.Pairing capability to claim the Pairing Delegate on the local device. Because only one delegate can be claimed at a time, use a build that disables all system Bluetooth clients (sometimes called an “arrested” build).
Add bt-fastpair-client to your Fuchsia configuration. Because the example component is eagerly started, include the package in the cached set of packages. For example, for the workstation configuration, add bt-fastpair-client to the legacy_cache_package_labels.
Include the example core_shard in your target product configuration. For example, for the workstation configuration, add the core shard to the core_realm_shards list in workstation.gni.
The example bt-fastpair-client is implemented as a Component Framework v2 component. This component is eagerly started on device boot. To start the example, reboot the device. To disable Fast Pair, terminate the running bt-fastpair-client component.