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The library is very easy to use, the formula is defined through a string. The only obstacle that I see here is the argument parsing of portmonitors/carrier that it is very tricky.
This issue has also the purpose to trigger a discussion about the interest of enhancing the portmonitor UX.
This discussion was converted from issue #2069 on December 22, 2020 09:10.
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It would be nice to implement a portmonitor that applies to incoming/outcoming data a user-defined mathematical formula.
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blocktest@triccyx used for a similar purpose this header-only library.The library is very easy to use, the formula is defined through a string. The only obstacle that I see here is the argument parsing of portmonitors/carrier that it is very tricky.
This issue has also the purpose to trigger a discussion about the interest of enhancing the portmonitor UX.
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