embedded-bridge (Python)
Host-side Python implementation of embedded-bridge, a communication stack for embedded systems. It speaks the same wire protocol as the C++ library that runs on the device.
pip install embedded-bridge # core: no dependencies
pip install embedded-bridge[serial] # + SerialTransport (pyserial)
pip install embedded-bridge[websocket] # + WebSocketTransport
What's included:
- Message protocol (
MessageReader/MessageWriter): text commands and length-prefixed binary payloads on one link - Framing: HDLC, SLIP, COBS, line framing, CRC-16
- Transports: serial, WebSocket
- Receivers: crash detection, timestamped event capture, sleep/wake monitoring, memory tracking, and a router to fan output out to them
- TestSession: run on-device tests that survive sleep/wake cycles
from embedded_bridge.framing.message import MessageReader, MessageWriter
Documentation, design notes, and the full feature list are in the project README.
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