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module Artoo
  module Commands
    class Arduino < Artoo::Commands::Firmata
      package_name "arduino"

      desc "scan", "Scan for connected arduino devices"
      def scan
        Artoo::Commands::Scan.new().serial()
      end

      desc "connect [NAME] [PORT]", "Connect a serial device to a TCP socket using socat"
      option :retries, :aliases => "-r", :default => 0, :desc => "Number of times to retry connecting on failure"
      option :baudrate, :aliases => "-b", :default => 57600, :desc => "Baud rate to use to connect to the serial device"
      def connect(name, port)
        Artoo::Commands::Socket.new().connect(name, port, options[:retries], options[:baudrate])
      end
    end
  end
end

# We need to register the commands in the main artoo CLI so they
# can be picked up when this command file is required.
# The steps needed to register new CLI commands from outside
# artoo are:
# 1. External command files (not in artoo main gem) need to be copied to the
#    artoo installed commands.
# 2. We do this with a rake task that is triggered when the gem is installed
#    (see .gemspec file and look for extensions, ext/Rakefile), in the Rakefile
#    we defined a new default class that makes use of an artoo helper class/method
#    Artoo::Commands::Install helper method '.command'; see ext/Rakefile for details.
# 3. Finally in our main command file (THIS FILE) we open the artoo CLI::Root class to register
#    the new commands.
module CLI
  class Root
    desc "arduino SUBCOMMAND <serial_port>", "Installs avrdude, uploads firmata to the arduino and connects serial to socket"
    subcommand "arduino", Artoo::Commands::Arduino
  end
end

Version data entries

1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
artoo-arduino-1.4.2	lib/artoo/commands/arduino.rb