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remote-serial-port-client

v0.4.0

Published

Serial port over Ethernet using REST API, WebSocket, TCP or UDP socket

Downloads

15

Readme

Introduction

Serial port over ethernet using a HTTP server with WebSockets and REST API.

NOTE: This is an early version of the script - not yet ready for production environment. Please be patient.

Getting Started

Install the package

npm install remote-serial-port-client

Make sure the server is running

npm install -g remote-serial-port-server
remote-serial-port-server --port 5147

List serial ports

var RemoteSerialPort = require('remote-serial-port-client').RemoteSerialPort;
var serialport = new RemoteSerialPort({ url: "http://localhost:5147/" });
serialport.list(function(error, ports) {
  console.log(ports);
});

Use in Node.js

Initialize

var RemoteSerialPort = require('remote-serial-port-client').RemoteSerialPort;
var serialport = new RemoteSerialPort({ url: "http://localhost:5147/" });
...

Using a TCP socket

var RemoteSerialPort = require('remote-serial-port-client').RemoteSerialPort;
var tcp = new RemoteSerialPort({ mode: "tcp", host: "127.0.0.1", port: 5147 });
tcp.open(function(error, result) {
  console.log("Connected");
  setTimeout(function() {
    tcp.write("AT;\n");
  }, 3000);
});
tcp.on("read", function(result) {
  console.log("read", result.data.toString('ascii'));
});

Similar for UDP, just change the mode to udp.

Use in browser

Reference the library

<script src="dist/RemoteSerialPort.min.js"></script>

Initialize in JavaScript

var serialport = new RemoteSerialPort({ url: "http://localhost:5147/" });
...

Methods

new RemoteSerialPort(options)

Creates a new instance.

Propreties of options argument:

Argument name | Type | Description ----------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- verbose | boolean | A value indicating whether to print details to console mode | string | Mode: http, tcp, udp; default: http url | string | URL to the the HTTP of the serial port server, mode 'http' only host | string | Host name or IP address of the serial port server, TCP and UDP only port | number | Port number of the serial port server, TCP and UDP only

list(callback)

Lists available serial ports from the remote host.

Argument name | Type | Description ----------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- port | string | Serial port name, e.g. COM1 or ttyUSB0 (without /dev) callback | function | function(error, ports)

status(port, callback)

Gets the specified serial port status.

Argument name | Type | Description ----------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- port | string | Serial port name, e.g. COM1 or ttyUSB0 (without /dev) callback | function | function(error, status)

open(port, options, callback)

Opens the specified serial port.

Argument name | Type | Description ----------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- port | string | Serial port name, e.g. COM1 or ttyUSB0 (without /dev) options | object | Serial port config options.baudRate | numeric | Baud rate, e.g. 9600, 57600, 115200, etc. options.dataBits | numeric | Data bits: 5, 6, 7 or 8 options.stopBits | numeric | Stop bits: 1 or 2 options.parity | string | Parity: none, even, mark, odd, space callback | function | function(error, result)

close(port, callback)

Closes the specified serial port.

Argument name | Type | Description ----------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- port | string | Serial port name, e.g. COM1 or ttyUSB0 (without /dev) callback | function | function(error, result)

write(port, data, callback)

Writes data to the serial port.

Argument name | Type | Description ----------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- port | string | Serial port name, e.g. COM1 or ttyUSB0 (without /dev) data | mixed | Data to be sent to serial port, String of Buffer callback | function | function(error, result)

read(port, callback)

Reads data from the serial port receive buffer.

Argument name | Type | Description ----------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- port | string | Serial port name, e.g. COM1 or ttyUSB0 (without /dev) callback | function | function(error, data)

available(port, callback)

Gets a number of bytes waiting in the serial port receive buffer.

Argument name | Type | Description ----------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- port | string | Serial port name, e.g. COM1 or ttyUSB0 (without /dev) callback | function | function(error, result)

Server-side

See remote-serial-port-server script.