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clrigctl

This is a small application which provides CAT support for Cloudlog. It reads data from Flrig and sends it to your Cloudlog instance.

Please note: clrigctl is in early development! It works for me but there are certainly features missing and I'm sure it contains many bugs. :)

Supported Platforms

clrigctl is developed on Linux and has not yet been adapted for Windows or other operating systems. Please let me know if you are interested and I could have a look …

Installation

Simply clone the git repository, compile it and copy the executable to where you want it to be, for example:

$ git clone https://git.rustysoft.de/martin/clrigctl.git
$ cd clrigctl
$ cargo build --release
$  cp target/release/clrigctl ~/.local/bin/

Copy the example config file clrigctl.toml to $HOME/.config/ and adapt it to your needs.

# This is an example config file. Please edit it to your needs
# and place it, for example, in your `$HOME/.config/`

[cloudlog]
# Note: URL should end with "/index.php/api/radio".
url = "https://cloudlog.example.com/index.php/api/radio"
key = "clxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
identifier = "clrigctl"

[flrig]
# Note: Do not forget the "http://".
host = "http://127.0.0.1"
port = "12345"

If you want to run clrigctl always in the background, you can copy the example systemd service file clrigctl.service to $HOME/.config/systemd/user/ and adapt it (at least use the correct path to the binary!).

[Unit]
Description=Cloudlog CAT Control

[Service]
RestartSec=2s
Type=simple
ExecStart=/home/MYUSER/.local/bin/clrigctl
Restart=always
#Environment=RUST_LOG=Debug

[Install]
WantedBy=default.target

After a systemctl --user daemon-reload you can enable (and start) the service with systemctl --user enable --now clrigctl.service.

clrigctl then running in the background. It will just do nothing if there is no Flrig instance running.

Feedback welcome

Any feedback is very welcome. Please let me know whether the program was useful for you or if there are perhaps any suggestions or bugs. You can reach me on Matrix Chat (@nnmcm:darc.de), via the Fediverse (@DG2SMB@social.darc.de) or just plain old E-Mail dg2smb@darc.de.

73
Martin, DG2SMB