tbot_contrib.connector
¶
A module containing various additional connectors for convenience. These are:
AutoConsoleConnector
- Automatically choose an available terminal emulator to connect to a local console device.ConserverConnector
- Console using conserver.PyserialConnector
- Console on localhost using pyserial.
- class tbot_contrib.connector.auto.AutoConsoleConnector(mach: LinuxShell)[source]¶
Bases:
ConsoleConnector
Console connector that automatically chooses an available terminal emulator to connect to a local console device.
Example:
from tbot_contrib.connector.auto import AutoConsoleConnector from tbot.machine import board class FooBoard(AutoConsoleConnector, board.Board): serial_port = "/dev/ttyUSB0" baudrate = 115200
New in version 0.10.3.
- Parameters:
mach (LinuxShell) – A cloneable lab-host machine. The
ConsoleConnector
will try to clone this machine’s connection and use that to connect to the board. This means that you have to make sure you give the correct lab-host for your respective board to the constructor here.
- baudrate = 115200¶
Baudrate of the serial line.
- tools = [<class 'tbot_contrib.connector.auto.Tio'>, <class 'tbot_contrib.connector.auto.Picocom'>]¶
List of terminal emulators which may be used to connect.
It is best the leave this list complete so tbot can automatically figure out which tool is available and use that one.
- class tbot_contrib.connector.conserver.ConserverConnector(mach: LinuxShell)[source]¶
Bases:
ConsoleConnector
Connect to a serial console using conserver.
You can configure the device name using the
conserver_device
property.Example: (board config)
from tbot.machine import board from tbot_contrib.connector import conserver class MyBoard(conserver.ConserverConnector, board.Board): conserver_device = "ttyS0" BOARD = MyBoard
- Parameters:
mach (LinuxShell) – A cloneable lab-host machine. The
ConsoleConnector
will try to clone this machine’s connection and use that to connect to the board. This means that you have to make sure you give the correct lab-host for your respective board to the constructor here.
- conserver_command: str | List = 'console'¶
Command to connect with conserver.
Can be either a
str
(single command name) or alist
(with added command-line args). For example:conserver_command = ["console", "-p1234", "-n"]
- conserver_forcerw: bool = True¶
Whether to force the console into read-write mode (
-f
).This is necessary for the case where a session is already attached to this console while tbot is running. Otherwise, tbot will not be able to properly intercept the boot process and might fail for odd reasons.
If you don’t want tbot to mess with an already running session, set this to
False
.
- class tbot_contrib.connector.pyserial.PyserialConnector(host: LinuxShell | None = None)[source]¶
Bases:
Connector
Connect to a console connected to localhost (i.e. the host tbot is running on) using pyserial.
Example:
from tbot_contrib.connector import pyserial class MyBoard(pyserial.PyserialConnector, board.Board): serial_port = "/dev/ttyUSB0" baudrate = 57600
- abstract property serial_port: str | PathLike¶
Serial port to connect to. Keep in mind that this path is not on the lab-host but on the localhost.
- baudrate = 115200¶
Baudrate of the serial line.