nt-rs is an implementation of the NetworkTables revision 3 protocol in Rust using Tokio. Currently it is purely a client library. An API for creation of an NT server may come in the future.

This library can be found on https://crates.io and can be added to a project with nt = "0.1.0" Sample usages can be found in the examples/ directory

NetworkTables, or NT, is a TCP based protocol for key-value data storage. It is most used within code for FIRST Robotics Competition robots, for sharing data across the robot's network.

let mut nt = NetworkTables::connect("10.TE.AM.2:1735", "nt-rs-client")?;

let mut nt = NetworkTables::bind("0.0.0.0:1735", "nt-rs-server");

nt 1.0.0 adds support for clients and servers communicating over websockets. This is locked behind the websocket feature.

let mut nt = NetworkTables::connect_ws("ws:https://10.TE.AM.2:1735", "nt-ws-client")?;

An existing NetworkTables server is capable of serving websockets if the program is compiled with the websocket feature. In cases where a websocket attempts to connect to a server that has not been configured for websocket clients, it will be sent an error message and the connection will be disconnected.

This project is licensed under the MIT license.

Thanks to Jess Creighton (https://github.com/jcreigh) for giving me the idea