0.0.1-rc3

• Make explicit loop for up- to downstream communication
• Move picking of upstream type into own function
• All remotes not auto connects, and exposes _.Connect/0 for reconnection
• All remotes keep their own internal read loop which can be consumed by _.Recv/1
• All _.Recv/1 calls now actually supports timeout
• Add timeout after write to serial port
• --auto-configure now always requires device to enter config mode, --verify is then implicit
• handle --verify case where event/power-on, or other, messages would arrive before

Usage

./guri-linux-amd64 -auto-configure -nid aa::1 -uid ::1:2 -sid 1:: /dev/ttyUSB0

0.0.1 RC 2

• Add MacOS-only code for tentative support for mac.
• Always reconnect

=== Usage

./guri-linux-amd64 -auto-configure -nid aa::1 -uid ::1:2 -sid 1:: /dev/ttyUSB0

0.0.1 RC 1

Add tools for setting and verifying configuration.

This release adds 5 new flags:

• --verify - tests that the device is infact a Tinymesh gateway and that it has certain options set
• --auto-configure - Automatically set gateway operation, Network ID, System ID and Unique IDs
• --nid - 4byte Network ID used in conjunction with --verify or --auto-configure
• --sid - 4byte System ID used in conjunction with --verify or --auto-configure
• --uid - 4byte Unique ID used in conjunction with --verify or --auto-configure

Usage

./guri-linux-amd64 --auto-configure --nid aa::1 --uid ::1:2 --sid 1:: /dev/ttyUSB0

0.0.1-alpha

Pre-release for guri

Supports basic usage by a combination of the flags --remote <remote>, --tls=<true|false>, --stdio, --reconnect

For Linux:

$ ./guri-linux-amd64 --reconnect=true /dev/ttyUSB0