mtui 0.7.4

An extensive Modbus client for your terminal.
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name: mtui
base: core24
adopt-info: mtui
summary: Extensive Modbus client for your terminal (TCP, RTU & mock)
license: GPL-2.0-only
description: |
  MTUI is an extensive Modbus client that runs in pretty much any terminal,
  written in pure safe Rust on top of tokio-modbus and ratatui.

  Features:
    - Modbus TCP and RTU, plus a built-in mock device for experimenting
    - Live register reading with auto-refresh, pause/resume and slave-id
      selection
    - Interpretation columns with configurable word order: u16, i16, hex,
      binary, ASCII, u32, i32, f32, f64, M10K and more
    - Panels: main view, pinned, labeled, custom rules and an address matrix
    - Pin, label and custom-rule registers; jump to an address or label
    - Value graph for a register over time
    - Register writes, with a write log and an optional read-only mode
    - HTTP API (POST /read, POST /write, GET /health), runnable standalone
      with --headless
    - Dump read data to a file and copy addresses to the clipboard
    - Configurable via config.json (or --config <path>) and an in-app
      settings screen

  Press "h" inside the app for all available keybinds.

  Modbus RTU (serial) and the clipboard rely on interfaces that snapd does
  not auto-connect. After installing, run:

      snap connect mtui:serial-port
      snap connect mtui:raw-usb

grade: stable
confinement: strict

platforms:
  amd64:
  arm64:

apps:
  mtui:
    command: bin/mtui
    plugs:
      # Modbus TCP client and the built-in HTTP API server.
      - network
      - network-bind
      # Modbus RTU over a hardware/USB serial port. These are hardware
      # interfaces and are NOT auto-connected; after install run:
      #   snap connect mtui:serial-port
      #   snap connect mtui:raw-usb
      # (on systems with several serial ports, pick the matching slot).
      - serial-port
      - raw-usb
      # Read config.json / write dumps under the user's home directory and
      # from mounted removable media.
      - home
      - removable-media
      # Clipboard ("copy address"): arboard uses the Wayland data-control
      # protocol when available and falls back to the X11 server.
      - wayland
      - x11

parts:
  mtui:
    plugin: rust
    source: .
    build-packages:
      - libudev-dev   # tokio-serial / serialport: serial port enumeration
      - pkg-config
    stage-packages:
      - libudev1      # runtime counterpart of libudev-dev
    override-pull: |
      craftctl default
      # Take the snap version straight from Cargo.toml's [package] version.
      craftctl set version="$(grep -m1 '^version *=' Cargo.toml | cut -d'"' -f2)"