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stm32-proxy

v0.1.0

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A supersimple POST request proxy for STM32L0.

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stm32-proxy

A supersimple POST request proxy for STM32L0.

What is it

It proxies requests coming from an STM Nucleo Board to the net via USB. Requests from the board must be encoded through a protobuf and sent over the serial port.

Install

Install it with

npm install stm32-proxy

Usage

Usage:
    stm32-proxy PROTO [ -p PORT ] [ -g PLUGIN ]
    stm32-proxy ( -h | --help )

Options:
    -h, --help              help for stm32-proxy
    -p, --port PORT         port to use to connect to the stm32
    -g, --plugin PLUGIN     javascript plugin (implements init() and process(data))


Arguments:
    PROTO                   prototype file

Author

  • Vittorio Zaccaria

License

Released under the BSD License.

New features

  • add processing plugins -- [Sep 18th 15](../../commit/2f21fab89768fa8a432d42172b95c3e2ea56a6d9)
  • use js-csp for channels, parse header and packet size -- [Sep 15th 15](../../commit/34c09e9786c5482e000ac129e88025e24e043912)

Bug fixes

  • add protobuf library to the mix -- [Sep 16th 15](../../commit/629abcb7caf00f370c9bd04a3ae7441128588c92)

Changes to the build process

  • update docs -- [Sep 16th 15](../../commit/04e1128bd4f6e5a23dbd2507b970af7a90f4991f)
  • initial commit -- [Sep 15th 15](../../commit/f239fb4e996c83f4988435bd349cb5447fc7a231)