This is a Rust-based program that emulates an input node of an automation network. It will send out a message to a specific target every <interval> milliseconds.
The input node is tied to a specific automation/flow, by which the incoming message will be processed.
The input node accepts control commands on a specific UDP port. Right now this is used to specify a new target for the node (needed to transfer an automation), and to perform a UDP ping.
All options can either be specified as CLI args, or inside a yaml-based config file (take a look at the provided sample configuration).
Any option that has a default value can be omitted from the config file to allow setting it using a CLI arg during startup.
$ cargo run -- --help
A simple application emulating a physical input node
Usage: decentralized-automation-networks_virtual-input-node.exe [OPTIONS]
Options:
-a, --area <AREA>
area name
-f, --flow <FLOW>
flow name
-t, --target-ip <TARGET_IP>
The initial target ip
-p, --target-port <TARGET_PORT>
The initial target port
-o, --outbound-port-data <OUTBOUND_PORT_DATA>
The outgoing port for sending data
--outbound-port-acks <OUTBOUND_PORT_ACKS>
The outgoing port for sending ACKs [default: 0]
-i, --inbound-port <INBOUND_PORT>
The incoming port
--interval <INTERVAL>
data interval (ms) [default: 1000]
--inbound-poll-interval <INBOUND_POLL_INTERVAL>
inbound poll interval (ms) [default: 10]
-c, --config <CONFIG>
config file
-h, --help
Print help
-V, --version
Print version
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