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Ensō Python Frontend

Install

To install the frontend run in the current directory (frontend):

python3 -m pip install -e .

To run the EnsōGen packet generator you also need to have the capinfos command installed in the machine you want to use to generate packets.

On Ubuntu (or other Debian-based system) run:

sudo apt install tshark

For other distributions refer to the wireshark docs to find the correct package name (either tshark or wireshark-cli).

Running

For usage information run:

enso --help

Enable autocompletion (optional)

For Bash

Run this:

_ENSO_COMPLETE=bash_source enso > ~/.enso-complete.bash

Then add the following to your .bashrc:

. ~/.enso-complete.bash

For Zsh

Run this:

_ENSO_COMPLETE=zsh_source enso > ~/.enso-complete.zsh

Then add the following to your .zshrc:

. ~/.enso-complete.zsh

For Fish

Save the script to ~/.config/fish/completions/enso.fish:

_ENSO_COMPLETE=fish_source enso > ~/.config/fish/completions/enso.fish

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