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Commenter in this reddit thread with no github account suggests a daemon-client mode. This is smart. Due to the use of bit banging and the lack of a facility for locking the serial device, it's probable that multiple calls of the standalone tool could cause garbage to be sent to the serial device.
I've been looking for an opportunity to try out https://capnproto.org/ which has decent support on Rust. However, I may end up using protocol buffers simply because I have experience working with them. Finally, I may also just use a Hyper-based HTTP server as that could make things easier for folks trying to integrate with home automation systems such as HomeAssistant.
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Commenter in this reddit thread with no github account suggests a daemon-client mode. This is smart. Due to the use of bit banging and the lack of a facility for locking the serial device, it's probable that multiple calls of the standalone tool could cause garbage to be sent to the serial device.
I've been looking for an opportunity to try out https://capnproto.org/ which has decent support on Rust. However, I may end up using protocol buffers simply because I have experience working with them. Finally, I may also just use a Hyper-based HTTP server as that could make things easier for folks trying to integrate with home automation systems such as HomeAssistant.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: