STR2STR(1)

🦋 NAME 🦋

str2str — console version of stream server. Yes bestie, the manual name is STR2STR(1), and she is serving stream-server realness. 💖

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

str2str [-in stream] [-out stream [-out stream...]] [options]

💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

Okay so, str2str is the console version of stream server, and she does one thing iconically: Input data from a stream and divide and output them to multiple streams. Periodt.

The input stream can be serial, tcp client, tcp server, ntrip client, or file. The output stream can be serial, tcp client, tcp server, ntrip server, or file. No cap.

str2str is a resident type application. To stop it, type ctr-c in console if run foreground or send signal SIGINT for background process. if run foreground or send signal SIGINT for background process. Not me pointing out that the original literally says that sentence twice 😭 — but I keep every detail, so here it is twice, fr fr.

if both of the input stream and the output stream follow #format, the format of input messages are converted to output. To specify the output messages, use -msg option. If the option -in or -out omitted, stdin for input or stdout for output is used.

Command options are as follows.

🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

• -in stream[#format] — input stream path and format
• -out stream[#format] — output stream path and format
  • stream path
    • serial : serial://port[:brate[:bsize[:parity[:stopb[:fctr]]]]]
    • tcp server : tcpsvr://:port
    • tcp client : tcpcli://addr[:port]
    • ntrip client : ntrip://[user[:passwd]@]addr[:port][/mntpnt]
    • ntrip server : ntrips://[:passwd@]addr[:port][/mntpnt[:str]] (only out)
    • file : [file://]path[::T][::+start][::xseppd][::S=swap]
  • format
    • rtcm2 : RTCM 2 (only in)
    • rtcm3 : RTCM 3
    • nov : NovAtel OEMV/4/6,OEMStar (only in)
    • oem3 : NovAtel OEM3 (only in)
    • ubx : ublox LEA-4T/5T/6T (only in)
    • ss2 : NovAtel Superstar II (only in)
    • hemis : Hemisphere Eclipse/Crescent (only in)
    • stq : SkyTraq S1315F (only in)
    • gw10 : Furuno GW10 (only in)
    • javad : Javad (only in)
    • nvs : NVS BINR (only in)
    • binex : BINEX (only in)
    • rt17 : Trimble RT17 (only in)
    • sbf : Septentrio SBF (only in)
• -msg type[(tint)][,type[(tint)]...] — rtcm message types and output intervals (s)
• -sta sta — station id
• -opt opt — receiver dependent options
• -s msec — timeout time (ms) [10000]
• -r msec — reconnect interval (ms) [10000]
• -n msec — nmea request cycle (m) [0]
• -f sec — file swap margin (s) [30]
• -c file — receiver commands file [no]
• -p lat lon hgt — station position (latitude/longitude/height) (deg,m)
• -px x y z — station position (x/y/z-ecef) (m)
• -a antinfo — antenna info (separated by ,)
• -i rcvinfo — receiver info (separated by ,)
• -o e n u — antenna offset (e,n,u) (m)
• -l local_dir — ftp/http local directory []
• -x proxy_addr — http/ntrip proxy address [no]
• -t level — trace level [0]
• -h — print help

Okay bestie, that's the whole STR2STR(1) vibe check. This page came from the General Commands Manual source, dated July 29 2016, and the manual name is STR2STR(1). Stay hydrated, keep your streams divided, and don't forget to send SIGINT when you gotta go. 💖✨🦋💅