Add FlutterBlue.name to get the human readable device name
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This commit implements a new `FlutterBlue.name` property that will get the friendly bluetooth name of the local bluetooth adapter.
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Thanks for continuing the development of flutter_blue, it's a really nice package!
This commit implements a new
FlutterBlue.nameproperty that willget the friendly bluetooth name of the local bluetooth adapter.
This is the PRhttps:/pauldemarco/flutter_blue/pull/1085 for this project
I tested this with my android application and it seems to be working just fine, I am not sure if the code needs to be smater if permissions for bluetooth are missing though, happy to look further into this.
Please note that I did not test this under ios, Unfortunately I have no device to test it.
The code is inferred from reading the ios docs, but I'm happy to just leave it unimplemented or add a comment if it's hard to test.