tsugite 0.2.0

System-oriented dashboards for DroneCAN & Cyphal (YAML-powered)

Tsugite

A system-oriented dashboard for Cyphal (CAN + UDP) & DroneCAN (from YAML) that renders live panels from a YAML manifest—so you watch the system, not just the bus.

Why this exists

Most tools are bus-oriented (frames/subjects). Field work needs system-oriented views:

• “Is my VTOL healthy? Which nodes are missing? Are critical topics alive?”
• “Can the phone in my pocket show a health dashboard over Wi-Fi?”

Tsugite answers with:

• A YAML system manifest that defines your expected nodes, roles, and topics.
• A backend that speaks Cyphal & DroneCAN.
• One or more frontends (desktop PySide6, and maybe something else in future) that render system health.

Usage

Latest stable version:

pip install tsugite[desktop-dronecan]

tsugite --help

Latest test version:

pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ tsugite[desktop-dronecan]

For devs:

git clone [e-mail]:PonomarevDA/tsugite.git
pip install .[all]

MVP scope (what we build first)

• ✅ Transports: SocketCAN/slcan (Linux/Win/macOS where possible), UDP (Cyphal).
• ✅ Protocols: Cyphal, DroneCAN.
• ✅ System manifest (YAML): expected nodes, panels, widgets, topics.
• ✅ Node list with heartbeat/health/uptime/firmware/5v/vin/temperature/bootloader.
• ✅ Safe mode: read-only; guardrails for publishing/param writes (disabled in MVP by default).
• ✅ Paramters editor: read-only; guardrails for publishing/param writes (disabled in MVP by default).
• ✅ Specification checker.