[Coco] Announcing pyDriveWire v0.2

[Michael Brant]

Any chance to see a video of this?

On Apr 23, 2017 9:54 AM, "Alexander Wallace" <alexander.o.wallace at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Very interesting! Congrats!
>
> > On Apr 22, 2017, at 9:10 PM, Michael Furman <n6il at ocs.net> wrote:
> >
> > pyDriveWire
> > https://github.com/n6il/pyDriveWire/
> > Python Implementation of DriveWire 4
> >
> > PyDriveWire is a nearly complete DriveWire4 Server written in Python.
> The goal is to eventually implement all of the features available. The
> server also implements additional features that are not available in
> DriveWire4.
> >
> > Features
> >       • Connections to serial ports at all supported baud rates: 38400,
> 57600, 115200, 230400, 460800, 921600
> >       • Listen for incoming connection on any TCP port with a default of
> 65504
> >       • Ability to make outgoing TCP connections for serial-net
> converters
> >       • Disks to be mounted can be specified on the command line
> >       • Interactive console allowing all dw commands to be run
> >       • Support for DriveWire 4 virtual ports
> >               • dw commmands over vport
> >               • AT Modem-style connections
> >               • Outbound connections with ATD/ATDT or tcp connect
> >               • Inbound vports via tcp listen/join/kill commands
> >
> > Notable Missing Features
> >       • Support for mounting disks via URL/URI
> >       • MIDI
> >       • Printing
> >       • OS9 /Z console windows
> >
> > Requirements
> >       • pypy -- For maximum performance it is recommended to run the
> server with pypy. pypy is a Python interpreter that does JIT compilation
> and results in greatly increased speed
> >       • pyserial -- Install using pip
> >
> > Supported Operating Systems
> >       • Any OS where you can run Python, including but not limited to:
> >       • Linux
> >       • macOS
> >       • Windows support is PRELIMINARY. Minimal testing has been done
> but it should work.  Please contact me off list if you wish to help beta
> test Windows support.
> >
> > Installation (Linux/macOS/UNIX)
> >       • Download Latest: https://github.com/n6il/pyDriveWire/releases
> >       • Mac: brew install pypy; pypy -m pip install pyserial
> >       • Ubuntu: apt-get install pypy; pypy -m pip install pyserial
> >
> > Run It
> > Usage: ./pyDriveWire <port> <speed> [<file>] [...]
> >
> >    ./pyDriveWire /dev/tty.usbserial-FTF4ZN9S 115200 ...
> >    ./pyDriveWire accept <port> ...
> >    ./pyDriveWire connect <host> <port> ...
> >
> > Supported DW Commands
> >       • dw disk
> >               • dw disk show
> >               • dw disk insert 0 <file>
> >               • dw disk eject 0
> >               • dw disk reset 0 -- (re-open)
> >       • dw port
> >               • dw port show
> >               • dw port close <n>
> >       • dw server
> >               • dw server instance
> >               • dw server dir [<path>]
> >               • dw server list <file>
> >       • tcp commands
> >               • tcp connect <host> <port>
> >               • tcp listen <port> ... -- Remainder of options ignored
> >               • tcp join <channel>
> >               • tcp kill <channel>
> >       • AT Commands
> >               • ATD<host>:<port>
> >               • ATDT<host>:<port>
> >               • ATE
> >               • ATH
> >               • ATI
> >               • ATO
> >               • ATZ
> >       • Debugging commands
> >               • dw port debug <n> [true/false]
> >               • dw server debug [true/false]
> >               • dw server dump
> >               • dw server timeout <s>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Michael R. Furman
> > Email: n6il at ocs.net
> > Phone: +1 (408) 480-5865
> >
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