sia-server - IoT backend server

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
28 hours	tools: websocket: Add empty line before RX log	xengineering
	This makes it easier to distinguish the JSON messages visually.
28 hours	tools: websocket: Quote and prettify RX JSON	xengineering
	This makes the responses from the Shelly device readable.
28 hours	tools: websocket: Log pretty-printed TX JSON	xengineering
	This allows to more easily see what is sent to the Shelly device.
28 hours	tools: websocket: Implement Sys.GenConfig	xengineering
	This is the first working command for the Shelly 2PM Gen3.
28 hours	tools: websocket: Remove needless braces	xengineering
	Programming in too many languages ... of course not needed in Go.
28 hours	tools: websocket: Add wait for CTRL-C	xengineering
	Now the connection is immediately established but just closed on SIGTERM and SIGINT. This allows to keep the connection for some time and lets the user decide when to stop.
28 hours	tools: websocket: Add connection set up / tear down	xengineering
	This was validated by sniffing the communication with Wireshark. The following is executed: - TCP initial handshake - GET /rpc from tool - HTTP 101 Switching Protocols (to Websocket) from Shelly - ACK by tool - TCP connection close initiated by tool This shows that the tool is able to make Websocket connections.
28 hours	tools: websocket: Add dummy and build integration	xengineering
	Adding support for Shelly devices requires usage of the Websocket API. To make development easier a debug tool is created. Since it is not relevant for users it is not an artefact included into the deploy file archive. This also avoids later removing it which is by definition of the public API (see README.md) a breaking change.