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osc-debugger

v1.2.1

Published

A simple but charming OSC debugging tool for the terminal

Downloads

5

Readme

osc-debugger

Example of using osc-debugger

osc-debugger is a – 🥁 – OSC debugger for the terminal. No results came up when I search for "osc debugger" on npm's website, so I figured there wasn't one.

It has two dazzlingly simple features:

  • Monitor OSC messages (over UDP) sent to a port
  • Send OSC messages (over UDP) to a port

Installation

This thingamajiggy is meant to live globally and happily in your terminal environment. So I would suggest you

npm i -g osc-debugger

with that shiny -g flag.

Usage

🎶 Try with a little osc-debugger --help from my friends. 🎶

Interactive mode

If you were brave enough to install osc-debugger onto your system, then you are free to

osc-debugger

in your terminal. From there you will be escorted to your destination.

CLI commands

If you know where you are going and don't need that escort, you can

# Start a monitor
osc-debugger monitor -p 6666

# Start a sending session
osc-debugger send -p 6666 -a 192.168.0.666