A lightweight lora mesh network written in c++

• Arduino Mega Compatable
• Flooded mesh networking
• Routed mesh networking
• API for external programs
• Encryption
• More to come

To send a message to everyone open your serial and type

send 0xFFFFFFFF "hello world"

Gets a list of commands

help

Sends a messsage to the target address

send <address> <message>

Examples

sendex 0x01234567 "hello"

Sends a message to 0x01234567

sendex 0xFFFFFFFF "hello everyone"

Sends a message to everyone

Sends a message to the target address with some extra options

sendex <address> <message> <type> <service> <flags>

Examples

sendex 0x01234567 "hello" 0 0 0b00000000

Sends a message to 0x01234567 (same as 'send 0x01234567 "hello"')

sendex 0x01234567 "ping" 0 1 0b00000000

Sends a remote command to 0x01234567

sendex 0xFFFFFFFF "hello everyone" 0 0 0b00000000

Sends a message to everyone (same as 'send 0xFFFFFFFF "hello everyone"')

sendex 0xFFFFFFFF "hello neighbors" 0 0 0b10000000

Sends a message to neighboring nodes

Sends a message to the target address with some extra options and base64

send64 <address> <base64> <type> <service> <flags>

Example

send64 0x01234567 "aGVsbG8=" 0 0 0b00000000

Sends a message to 0x01234567 (this is sendex with base64)

To send a remote command you need to use sendx

sendex <address> "<command> <args>" 0 1 0b00000000

ping

Will return "pong"

uptime

Will return the nodes uptime in "HH:MM:SS"

In src/commands.cpp create a function called rcmd_yourcommandname

void rcmd_yourcommandname(MyRemoteCommandParser::Argument *args, char *res) {
    char* response = "hello world";
    strlcpy(res, response, MyRemoteCommandParser::MAX_RESPONSE_SIZE);
}

Then add this at the bottom of void registerRemoteCommands() {}

remoteParser.registerCommand("yourcommandname", "", &rcmd_yourcommandname);

Lastly add this before #endif in src/commands.h

void rcmd_yourcommandname(MyRemoteCommandParser::Argument *args, char *res);

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