Update readme and help prints

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Aaron Cook 2022-06-11 12:46:23 -05:00
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@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ Bytenuts has been tested and built on x86-64 and 32-bit ARM Ubuntu 18.
- Output history - Use page up/down, home/end, and ctrl + up/down arrow to scroll through the output window
- Output logging - Output can be saved to a log file passed in with the `-l` option
- Quick commands - Pages of quick commands are loaded from `~/.config/bytenuts/commands[1-10]`
- Session resumption - Bytenuts can load the previous instance's commands and serial output
## Planned Features
@ -51,11 +52,34 @@ bytenuts [OPTIONS] <serial path>
Configs get loaded from ${HOME}/.bytenuts/config (if file exists)
OPTIONS
=========
-h: show this help
-b <baud>: set a baud rate (default 115200)
-l <path>: log all output to the given file
-c <path>: load a config from the given path rather than the default
-h
Show this help.
-b <baud>
Set a baud rate (default 115200).
-l <path>
Log all output to the given file.
-c <path>
Load a config from the given path rather than the default.
-r|--resume
Resume the previous instance of bytenuts.
--colors=<0|1>
Turn 8-bit ANSI colors off/on.
--echo=<0|1>
Turn input echoing off/on.
--no_crlf=<0|1>
Choose to send LF and not CRLF on input.
--escape=<char>
Change the default ctrl+b escape character.
```
## Navigation
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colors=1
echo=0
no_crlf=0
escape=a
```
- `colors` - enable parsing of 8-bit ANSI color codes
- `echo` - echo input to the terminal in app
- `no_crlf` - just send a line feed (`\n`) for user input rather than carriage return + line feed (`\r\n`)
- `escape` - change what character is used as an escape sequence for commands (e.g. if set to `escape=a`, Bytenuts can be exited with `ctrl+a, q`)
Bytenuts looks for the configs at `~/.config/bytenuts/config`.
@ -116,6 +142,10 @@ Bytenuts will only store the first ten commands for each page, so the first 10 l
On startup, command page 1 is selected. You can select which command page is currently loaded by doing `ctrl+p, [0-9]` to load the desired page (note that index 0 will correspond to `commands10`).
## Session Resumption
Bytenuts caches the current instance's command list and output buffer in `~/.config/bytenuts/inbuf.log` and `~/.config/bytenuts/outbuf.log` respectively. If launched with the `-r` flag, Bytenuts will load in the input and output history from those files. The `outbuf.log` can also serve as a backup log if one forgot to launch with the `-l` flag.
## Bugs
Check out known bugs in the [issues tab](https://github.com/cookthebook/bytenuts/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3Abug).

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"-b <baud>\n Set a baud rate (default 115200).\n\n" \
"-l <path>\n Log all output to the given file.\n\n" \
"-c <path>\n Load a config from the given path rather than the default.\n\n" \
"-r|--resume\n Resume the previous instance of bytenuts.\n\n" \
"--colors=<0|1>\n Turn 8-bit ANSI colors off/on.\n\n" \
"--echo=<0|1>\n Turn input echoing off/on.\n\n" \
"--no_crlf=<0|1>\n Choose to send LF and not CRLF on input.\n\n" \
@ -351,7 +352,7 @@ parse_args(int argc, char **argv)
bytenuts.config.escape = argv[i][9];
bytenuts.config_overrides[3] = 1;
}
else if (!strcmp(argv[i], "--resume")) {
else if (!strcmp(argv[i], "--resume") || !strcmp(argv[i], "-r")) {
bytenuts.resume = 1;
}
else {