Mock senso #138
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This builds on the existing replay tool, extending it with a richer set of features to simulate a Senso: - Simulate DFU mode and firmware updates - Respond to device info and status with configurable information - Respond to multi-block commands Like the replayer, it still supports replaying flex and senso recordings.
By using the tftp port announced in the mDNS service entry, we can allow the mock senso to expose its tftp server on port 6969. This is necessary, because binding to the standard tftp port (69) would require root privileges.
Remove scripts and dependencies that have been moved to the `mock-senso` project.
Most of the documentation is removed from the Readme, as `mock-senso --help` provides both documentation and usage examples.
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This extends the replay tool into a utility that can mock a Senso's functions more broadly. It retains the replay tool's original functionality, so it can still replay both Senso and Senso Flex recordings. Additional functionality:
The motivation was to not have to be completely dependent on the controller board while working on the firmware update feature, but I think it can be useful for testing any hardware related work on the client.
Usage:
I mostly tested on macOS, so I'm curious to see how well it works on Linux.
During the limited testing I did on nixOS, I noticed there can be issues with discovering the mock service. Sometimes the go library that the driver uses for mdns discovery returns the service entry without any ip addresses causing the entry to get thrown away. I think it's an issue with the go library, because avahi-browse has no trouble discovering the service. This only seems to happen on linux and the mock-senso. I haven't seen this on macOS or with the development controller board.
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