pymctp-exerciser-serial
TTY/Serial port exerciser support for pymctp.
This package provides an exerciser implementation for interfacing with serial/UART devices to send and receive MCTP packets over serial connections.
Installation
pip install pymctp-exerciser-serial
Requirements
- pymctp >= 0.1.0
- pyserial
- Serial/UART hardware or virtual serial ports
Usage
from pymctp.exerciser import TTYSerialSocket
# Open a serial connection
socket = TTYSerialSocket(
tty='/dev/ttyUSB0', # Serial port device
baudrate=115200, # Baud rate
addr=0x20 # Target address
)
# Send/receive MCTP packets
from pymctp.layers.mctp import UartTransport
pkt = UartTransport(...)
socket.send(pkt)
response = socket.recv()
Auto-Registration
This package automatically registers itself with pymctp when installed. You can access it through the exerciser registry:
from pymctp.exerciser import get_exerciser
SerialSocket = get_exerciser('serial')
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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