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@embedded32/cli

v1.0.0

Published

Command-line interface for Embedded32 runtime

Readme

embedded32-cli

Command-line interface for launching and managing Embedded32 runtime.

Installation

npm install -g embedded32-cli

Commands

Initialize Configuration

embedded32 init

Creates an embedded32.yaml configuration file with default settings.

Start Runtime

embedded32 start [config.yaml]

Starts all enabled modules from configuration.

embedded32 start                    # Uses embedded32.yaml
embedded32 start /etc/fleet.yaml    # Uses custom config

Demo Mode

embedded32 demo

Runs everything with all features enabled:

  • Virtual CAN bus
  • J1939 decoder
  • Engine/transmission/brake simulators
  • UDP/TCP networking
  • CAN ↔ Ethernet bridge
  • Web dashboard at http://localhost:5173

Check Status

embedded32 status

Check the status of a running runtime.

Add Plugin

embedded32 add <plugin>

Add a plugin to your Embedded32 ecosystem.

embedded32 add embedded32-bridge
embedded32 add embedded32-dashboard

Help

embedded32 help

Configuration

The embedded32.yaml file configures all runtime behavior:

# CAN Bus
can:
  interface: vcan0
  baudrate: 250000
  enabled: true

# J1939 Protocol
j1939:
  enabled: true

# Network Transports
ethernet:
  udp:
    enabled: true
    port: 5000
  tcp:
    enabled: true
    port: 9000

# Message Routing
bridge:
  canEthernet:
    enabled: true
    whitelist: [0xF004, 0xFECA]

# Web Dashboard
dashboard:
  enabled: true
  port: 5173

# Simulators
simulator:
  engine: true
  transmission: true
  brakes: false

# Logging
logging:
  level: info
  console: true

Shutdown

Press Ctrl+C to gracefully shutdown:

⏹️ Shutting down gracefully...
✅ Module stopped: Dashboard
✅ Module stopped: Bridge
✅ Module stopped: Ethernet
✅ Module stopped: J1939
✅ Module stopped: CAN
✅ Shutdown complete

License

MIT © Mukesh Mani Tripathi