IoT-Lab cli-tools
IoT-LAB cli-tools provide a basic set of operations for managing IoT-LAB experiments from the command-line.
License
IoT-LAB cli-tools, including all examples, code snippets and attached documentation is covered by the CeCILL v2.1 free software licence.
Commands
IoT-LAB cli-tools are available through a shared entrypoint, iotlab, Many subcommands are available:
Command |
Functions |
|---|---|
iotlab auth |
configure account credentials |
iotlab experiment |
start, stop, query experiments |
iotlab node |
start, stop, reset nodes, update firmwares |
iotlab profile |
manage nodes configurations |
iotlab robot |
manage robot nodes |
iotlab status |
manage informations about testbed sites, nodes and running experiments |
Optional commands:
When IoT-Lab SSH CLI Tools is installed:
iotlab ssh |
run commands on A8 open nodes through SSH |
When IoT-Lab OML plot Tools is installed:
iotlab plot traj |
plot robot trajectory |
iotlab plot consum |
plot node consumption |
iotlab plot radio |
plot node sniffer results |
When IoT-Lab Aggregation Tools is installed:
iotlab serial |
aggregate node serial link |
iotlab sniffer |
aggregate node sniffer link |
Commands are self-documented, and usually have sub-commands which are also self-documented. Use e.g:
iotlab-node --help iotlab-profile add --help
Description
The cli-tools leverage the IoT-LAB REST API and simply wrap calls to module iotlabcli, which is a Python client for the API.
The cli-tools come as an installable Python package.
To install cli-tools from Pypi, use pip install iotlabcli.
To install cli-tools from source, use pip install --user .
Installing cli-tools automatically fetches additional dependencies as needed.
Further documentation: https://github.com/iot-lab/iot-lab/wiki/CLI-Tools
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