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@dapia-project/recording-streamer

v2.4.0

Published

Lib that replays a recording according to time

Downloads

13

Readme

Recording Streamer Tests workflow

Recording-Streamer

Allows you to sort the messages of a recording according to time as well as to send a table message stream according to time. In the case where messages have the same timestamp and the same icao, the messages are grouped in a table

Setup

Via NPM

It is necessary to install this library globally to use it.

npm i -g @dapia-project/recording-streamer

By updating package.json

In your package.json, add the following:

{
  "dependencies": {
    "@dapia-project/recording-streamer": "^2.4.0"
  }
}

Initialization

recording-streamer --file "path/to/myfile.sbs" [--options]

Options

| option | type | mandatory | example | | ------- | ------ | --------- | --------------------------- | | --file | string | yes | --file "path/to/myfile.sbs" | | --url | string | no | --url "URL" | | --speed | number | no | --speed 2 |

By default, the option print is enabled if no other is enabled. It is used to display in the console each message of the record.

--file "file"

This option, which must be present, allows you to specify the file (record) to read.

--url "URL"

This option contains a string which must be a URL. When this option is used the file is converted to JSON on CSV template for ADSB.

--speed NUMBER

This option contains a number, which is a record playback speed multiplier. Example: --speed 2 reads the record twice as fast.