This package allows to discover and monitor Arduino boards connected to the network or the serial ports.
$ go get github.com/arduino/board-discovery
Then import it to use it:
import "github.com/arduino/board-discovery"
GODOC can be found HERE
To discover devices you must first create a new Monitor (specifying the polling interval):
monitor := discovery.New(time.Millisecond)
Then start, get data and stop it when you don’t need it anymore:
monitor.Start()
//Get devices connected
monitor.Stop()
You can get connected devices (via Serial or Network ports) by using the following functions:
serialDevices := monitor.Serial()
networkDevices := monitor.Network()
Monitor periodically (period specified by Interval) checks the serial ports and the network in order to have an updated list of Serial and Network ports.
You can subscribe to the Events channel to get realtime notification of what’s changed.
type Monitor struct {
Interval time.Duration
Events chan Event
}
You can Start
, Stop
and Restart
a Monitor, using the specified functions.
monitor.Start() // Starts monitoring
monitor.Stop() // Stops monitoring
monitor.Restart // Restarts the monitor (Stop, then Start)
To have the list of devices discovered, you can use (assuming a started monitor m
):
-
m.Serial()
to get the list of devices connected via serial interface. -
m.Network()
to get the list of devices connected via the network.
SerialDevice
represents a device connected via serial port:
type SerialDevice struct {
Port string
SerialNumber string
ProductID string
VendorID string
Serial *serial.Info
}
type SerialDevices map[string]*SerialDevice
NetworkDevice
represents a device connected via the network:
type NetworkDevice struct {
Address string
Info string
Name string
Port int
}
type NetworkDevices map[string]*NetworkDevice
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