Hey all,
The page:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MozMobileConnectionInfo.type
lists some of the possible connection types, ending with 'etc.'.
Unfortunately, coding against an 'etc.' is kindda hard. Working from:
navigator.mozMobileConnection.voice.type
I need to make a lookup object like:
var cell_type_lookup = {
'type': ['celltype', 'itemtype'],//Header field
'gsm': ['gsm', 'gsm'],
'edge': ['gsm', 'gsm'],
'gprs': ['gsm', 'gsm'],
'umts': ['umts', 'gsm'],
'hspa': ['umts', 'gsm'],
'hsdpa': ['umts', 'gsm'],
'hspap': ['umts', 'gsm'],//check name
'hsupa': ['umts', 'gsm'],
'cdma': ['cdma', 'cdma'],
'evdo': ['cdma', 'cdma'],
'ehrpd': ['cdma', 'cdma'],
'lte': ['lte', 'gsm']
}
which I build from the info on:
https://mozilla-ichnaea.readthedocs.org/en/latest/cell.html
but the result is that I have to guess at values (e.g. what hspa+ might
have been converted to) and don't know how accurate or comprehensive the
lookup object might be.
Could one of you in the know could point to the place in the code where
these values are actually defined? Thanks.
~adrian
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