deserial
A tool that connects to a serial port and executes scenarios - sends specified commands, and checks the responses.
Scenario example
For every step, only input is required. If output is not specified, the step is considered successful if the response is received within response_timeout_sec seconds.
baudrate: 115200
device: /dev/ttyUSB0
serial_timeout_sec: 5
steps:
- input: AT
output:
- OK
- input: ATI
output:
- LENA-R8001M10-00C-00
- ''
- OK
post_delay_sec: 1 # before executing the command, wait this long
pre_delay_sec: 2 # after executing the command, wait this long
response_timeout_sec: 10 # waiting for the response this long
- input: AT+COPS?
output:
- '+COPS: .*' # every line here is a regex
- ''
- OK
fail_ok: true # if step fails, it is considered successful
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