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Implementation/abstraction of the Ness D8x / D16x Serial Interface ASCII protocol
A python implementation/abstraction of the Ness D8x / D16x Serial Interface ASCII protocol
nessclient
is available directly from pip:
pip install nessclient
The full documentation can be found at Read the Docs
This package includes a CLI which uses the library to interface with the Ness Serial Interface. You can read more in the docs
To use the CLI you must install it's dependencies by installing it with extras for cli
:
pip install nessclient[cli]
ness-cli --help
You can find the full API documentation here
Please see Examples section in the docs for examples. These same examples can be found as source in the examples/ directory.
Please see Developing section in the docs for development environment setup information.
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Implementation/abstraction of the Ness D8x / D16x Serial Interface ASCII protocol
We found that nessclient demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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