Python library for encoding vehicle data to EGTS packets

• enum

1. Rename "setup_egts.py" to "setup.py"
2. Run "python setup.py"
3. After setup is done run "pip install ."

• To create a EGTS message use EGTS class from interface package: from egts.interface.egts import EGTS
• For manual data assignment:
  • Use the codes module to get EGTS protocol codes: from egts.interface import codes
  • You must specify Packet Types and Subrecord Types:
    
    • In constructor:
      

    msg = EGTS(PacketType.EGTS_PT_APPDATA, (SubrecordType.EGTS_SR_ACCEL_DATA,), (SubrecordType.EGTS_SR_TRACK_DATA, SubrecordType.EGTS_SR_TRACK_DATA))

    This command creates a EGTS_PT_APPDATA packet with two records: record #1 has one EGTS_SR_ACCEL_DATA subrecord; record #2 has two EGTS_SR_TRACK_DATA subrecords
    OR
    • Via set_packet_type, add_record and add_subrecord methods:
      

    msg = EGTS()
    msg.set_packet_type(PacketType.EGTS_PT_APPDATA)
    record1 = msg.add_record((SubrecordType.EGTS_SR_ACCEL_DATA,))
    record2 = msg.add_record()
    subrecord1 = record2.add_subrecord(SubrecordType.EGTS_SR_TRACK_DATA)
    subrecord2 = record2.add_subrecord(SubrecordType.EGTS_SR_TRACK_DATA)

  • To work with a specific record within a packet, retrieve it using the number of the record:

  record1 = msg[0]

  • To work with a specific subrecord within a record, retrieve it using the number of the record:

  subrecord1 = record1[0]

  • Use __setitem__ to set field values, there is a deep search so you don't have to retrieve compound fields every time:

  subrecord1['cid'] = 1
  subrecord1['cct'] = 0 # does the same that subrecord1['type_flags']['cct'] = 0

  • You can use __getitem__ to get fields if neccessary:

  flags = subrecord1['type_flags']
  flags['cct'] = 0

• For JSON assignment:
  • Use load_json method:

  msg = EGTS()
  msg.load_json('/home/sanchez486/data.json')

  You can find json examples in /tests/json/data folder
• Use __str__ to get a EGTS packet byte string:

egts_string = str(msg)
pring egts_string # 0100000B0012000100018807000100040000D90F0202180400010203047EB2

• Use bytes property to get packet representation in bytes:

egts_bytes = msg.bytes

• Use write method to write the packet bytes in a file:

msg.write('/home/sanchez486/data.hex')

I apologize for confusing import names and weird installation instructions. I didn't have a chance to create some order in the packages. The library was not properly tested with a real gear so it may show some unexpected behavior. If you have any questions, suggestions or fix requests please free to contact me in github or via these credentials:

• E-mail: [email protected]
• Skype: live:ailiush
• Vk: https://vk.com/sanchez486