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bobaos.tool

v2.0.3

Published

## Introduction

Downloads

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bobaos.tool - bobaos.pub/sub cli

Introduction

This is CLI tool to work with KNX Datapoint objects via BAOS(Bus Access Object Server) protocol

Installation

First of all, be sure to have bobaos.pub running, then install this app via node package manager:

sudo npm i -g bobaos.tool

Usage:

$ bobaos-tool
hello, friend
connected to ipc, still not subscribed to channels
ready to send requests
bobaos> help
:: To work with datapoints
::  set ( 1: true | [2: "hello", 3: 42] )
::> get ( 1 2 3 | [1, 2, 3] )
::  stored ( 1 2 3 | [1, 2, 3] )
::> read ( 1 2 3 | [1, 2, 3] )
::  description ( * | 1 2 3 | [1, 2, 3] )

:: Helpful in bus monitoring:
::> watch ( 1: red | [1: red, 2: green, 3: underline, 4: hide, 5: hidden] )
::  unwatch ( 1 2 3 | [1, 2, 3] )

:: BAOS services:
::> getbyte ( 1 2 3 | [1, 2, 3] )
::  getitem ( * | ServerItem1 Item2... | [Item1, Item2, ..] )
::> progmode ( ? | true/false/1/0 )

:: General:
::> ping
::  state
::> reset
::  help
bobaos> get 1
23:00:04:266,    id: 1, value: 23, raw: [12,126]
bobaos> get 1 101 102
23:00:20:747,    id: 1, value: 23, raw: [12,126]
23:00:20:755,    id: 101, value: false, raw: [0]
23:00:20:762,    id: 102, value: true, raw: [1]
bobaos> 
bobaos> set 101: false
[ '23:00:40:110,    id: 101, value: false, raw: [0]' ]
bobaos> description 1 101
#1: length = 2, dpt = dpt9,  prio: low  flags: [C-WTU]
#101: length = 1, dpt = dpt1,  prio: low  flags: [C-WTU]

This app uses ebnf parser to process commands, so it is possible to use lists, arrays in command parameters.