serial-unit-testing 0.2.2

Serial unit testing program and library
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# Serial Unit Testing

[![Crates.io](https://img.shields.io/crates/v/serial-unit-testing.svg)](https://crates.io/crates/serial-unit-testing)
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# Description

Serial unit testing is a cross-platform cli application and rust library. Using serial unit testing communication and testing with any serial port device can be done and most important automated.

# Installation

If you have rust installed:

```
cargo install serial-unit-testing
```

If you don't have rust installed:

You can download the compiled binaries from the [releases](https://github.com/markatk/serial-unit-testing/releases). Downloads are available for Windows, macOS and Linux.

# Application

The application is structured in the following sub commands:

- `list`: List all available serial ports
- `send`: Send data to a serial port
- `check`: Send data to a serial port and check for correct response
- `monitor`: Interactive serial communication monitor
- `run`: Run a script on a serial port
- `verify`: Verify a script can be parsed without failure
- `help`: Print information about the application or a sub command
- `version`: Print version information

# Test script language

The `run` and `verify` commands are used to work with the test script language to automate testing easily. For a complete syntax of the language see [script](doc/script.md).

```
# Example script

(Test One)              "h\n"  :  "Help"
(Test Two, repeat = 2) h"00FF" : h"00"
                       h"00af" : h"03"

[Group One]
(Group Test One) "gp\n" : "yes"
(Group Test Two) "gq\n" : "no"
```

# License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2020 MarkAtk

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