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Parser for btsnoop

A project that analyzes btsnoop file.

example 1:

Display btsnoop pakcet info

from btsnoop.btsnoop import *
btsnp = btsnoop('btsnoop_hci.log')
print(btsnp.parsed[0:10])

example 2:

Get remote / local device information in a list of dictionaries:

[{'peer_addr': '90:3A:E6:2A:08:15',
'name': 'MyLink Malibu',
'oui': 'PARROT SA,174 Quai de Jemmapes Paris FR 75010 ',
'lmp_manufacture': 'Texas_Instruments',
'lmp_version': 'V4_0',
'lmp_subversion': 7002,
'profiles': [(<service_class_t.AdvancedAudioDistribution: 4365>, '1.2'),
(<service_class_t.Handsfree: 4382>, '1.6'),
(<service_class_t.AV_RemoteControl: 4366>, '1.4')
]
},
]

btsnp = btsnoop('btsnoop_hci.log')
remote_info = btsnp.get_remote_info()
print(remote_info)

example 3:

Find ACL connections which are sucessful or failed due to some kind of error

btsnp = btsnoop('btsnoop_hci.log')
conns = btsnp.get_acl_connections(status=8)
print(conns)


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