Crate ops 

The rxp commands as functions. cli wraps them in clap and prints through Stdio; daemon runs them as jobs and collects their lines. Every command takes a Ctx (the former global flags) and, when it has anything to say, a &mut dyn Progress.

Re-exports

pub use colorlight as protocol;

pub use panelspec;

pub use rcvbp;

pub use receivers;

Modules

capture

Talking to the card directly: discovery, listening, replay, raw frames.

config

Inspecting, composing and comparing .rcvbp configuration files.

display

Putting images on the wall: patterns, stills, and video. Every content command sends through driver::Wall, so the frame recipe lives once.

firmware

Firmware images by manifest name or path.

flash

Reading and writing the card’s flash: configuration, dumps, and firmware.

ingest

Frames from other processes: raw rgb24 on stdin (show stream) or over a unix socket with a header per client (show serve). Both send through the same Wall/Pacer path as show video.

model

Which card is on the link: --card or the daemon’s setting names a model, otherwise the discovery reply’s id byte picks one from config/cards/.

params

Pushing parameter packs into the card’s RAM, generated from a panel spec.

probe

rxp card probe: read the card and check every claim in its model file that a read can check. Nothing is written; guarded blocks stay not checked because checking them means writing.

provision

Bring a receiver card to a working state in one command: snapshot, firmware, configuration, cabinet identity, verification.

restore

Snapshots of the card’s flash, and restoring the configuration from one.

screen

The screen-size record: a 256-byte EEPROM-backed record at a linear flash address that the page-addressed frames cannot reach.

upgrade

Installing firmware by the route the card supports: upload the whole image into SDRAM, then ask the card to erase and program itself.

util

Small helpers shared across the command modules.

Structs

Ctx

The former global flags.

Stdio

The CLI’s sink: println! and eprintln!, the transient line redrawn with \r when stderr is a terminal and dropped otherwise.

Traits

Progress

Where a command’s lines go. out is what the CLI prints to stdout, err what it prints to stderr: progress, plans, warnings.

Functions

check

Fails with cancelled once the sink asks the command to stop.

read_library

The filesystem loader: the file at the path, relative to the working directory.

Type Aliases

Loader

Maps a spec’s [chip].library path to the library’s TOML text: the filesystem for the CLI, an embedded set in the browser.