How to use the @serialport/stream.Binding function in @serialport/stream
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// #!/usr/bin/env node
const { Select } = require('enquirer')
const args = require('commander')
const SerialPort = require('@serialport/stream')
const { version } = require('../package.json')
const { OutputTranslator } = require('./output-translator')
SerialPort.Binding = require('@serialport/bindings')
const makeNumber = input => Number(input)
args
.version(version)
.usage('[options]')
.description('A basic terminal interface for communicating over a serial port. Pressing ctrl+c exits.')
.option('-l --list', 'List available ports then exit')
.option('-p, --path const SerialPort = require('@serialport/stream')
const Binding = require('@serialport/bindings')
const parsers = require('./parsers')
/**
* @type {AbstractBinding}
*/
SerialPort.Binding = Binding
/**
* @type {Parsers}
*/
SerialPort.parsers = parsers
module.exports = SerialPortpublic create(path: string) {
const SerialPortNamespace = require('@serialport/stream');
const MockBinding = require('@serialport/binding-mock');
SerialPortNamespace.Binding = MockBinding;
MockBinding.createPort(path, { echo: true, record: true });
}@serialport/stream
The serialport stream interface. This package requires bindings to work.
