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@serialpilot/driver-grbl

v0.1.0

Published

GRBL 1.1 CNC controller driver for serialpilot — typed status reports, command-queued G-code streaming, real-time control.

Readme

@serialpilot/driver-grbl

GRBL 1.1 CNC controller driver for SerialPilot.

Streams G-code with ok/error flow control, decodes <...> status reports, surfaces ALARM:N and error:N codes with human-readable messages, and exposes real-time commands (feed-hold, cycle-start, soft-reset) as one-shot byte writes that bypass the queue.

Install

npm install serialpilot @serialpilot/driver-grbl

Quick start

import { SerialPilot } from 'serialpilot'
import { Grbl } from '@serialpilot/driver-grbl'

const port = new SerialPilot({ path: '/dev/ttyUSB0', baudRate: 115200 })
const grbl = new Grbl({ transport: port })

grbl.on('status', s => console.log(s.state, s.mPos))
grbl.on('alarm', a => console.error(`ALARM ${a.code}: ${a.message}`))

await grbl.open()
await grbl.home()
await grbl.jog({ x: 10, feed: 500 })
await grbl.streamGcode(asyncIterable)
grbl.feedHold()
grbl.cycleStart()
const status = await grbl.getStatus()
await grbl.softReset()

Events

| Event | Payload | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | 'status' | Status | <...> report — emit on every received status frame | | 'alarm' | {code, message} | ALARM:N | | 'command-error' | {code, message} | GRBL error:N line — also rejects the in-flight command's promise | | 'error' | Error | Inherited from Device; surfaces transport errors | | 'feedback' | {message} | [MSG:...] lines | | 'parse-error' | {reason, line} | Unrecognized line content | | Inherited | 'open' \| 'close' \| 'state' \| 'data' | From Device |

Polling

grbl.pollStatus(200) // ask for `?` every 200 ms; emits 'status' events
grbl.pollStatus(0)   // stop polling

Limitations (v0.1)

  • Default 1 in-flight command. Pass maxInFlight in GrblOptions to enable pipelining (requires firmware RX buffer space).
  • Soft-reset clears the local command queue (any pending enqueue() promises reject).
  • Real-time commands are fire-and-forget — no acknowledgement awaited.
  • close() rejects any pending getStatus() promises with a "device closed" error.

License

MIT