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In one of my projects it is mandatory to send UDS commands using the DoIP protocol. We are using Robot Framework to make some automized test of an ECU of a car prototype. Is there some already existing python library, that allows to send UDS commands over DoIP instead of CAN?
Have you tried Python-uds. It was designed to provide a high-level uds interface which can utilize any communication protocol (e.g. LIN, FlexRay, DoIP). It has a parser tool which can parse an ODX file and produce an easy-to-use interface based on the ODX definition.
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I need to create a web site with Flask or Django where I can plot real time sensor (IOT) reading without loosing any information. is sockets the best solution ? or there exists another solution which serve better for this task ?
If you are going to use DJANGO or FLASK to present information from your source sensors, I would suggest you using WEBSOCKETs.
In DJANGO, you have DJANGO CHANNELS.
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I need to connect to a data stream written in C++ with my current program in Python, any advice or resources on how to connect?
Java has a native keyword that allows functions from c++ to be brought into java as methods. Python might have the same feature.
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Is there any python library to access low-level disk details?
I need:
SMART attributes
Serial number
Firmware version
SATA Phy counters
SMART Extended Self-test log records
Enclosure/letter/sg-device mapping
ATA Security command access
SCSI generic access (sg_inq, sg_format, etc)
Any ideas, outside of parsing output of smartctl, hdparm and sg3-utils?
Thanks!
pySMART does at least some of this. It is a wrapper for smartmontools though.
I dont know if this is of any help but you might get some of the point you mentioned done with it thought
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Does anyone know of an easy to use Python program that acts as a MODBUS slave? I need to do some integration testing with a MODBUS master. Code can be for serial or TCP.
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Fred
Try this https://pypi.python.org/pypi/modbus_tk
Modbus Test Kit provides implementation of slave and master for Modbus TCP and RTU.
The main goal is to be used as testing tools.
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As asked, I would like my script to check network bandwidth giving me any idea how fast user can surf through web. Is there any library, which allows me to specify size of package to be send and gives ping time or whatever?
This answer mentions a Python implementation of ping that returns the ICMP packet's round-trip time. You can use the improved code from the comment: https://gist.github.com/255009.
But note that since it uses raw sockets, your Python script will need to run as root.