Iridium's Direct-IP protocol of Short Burst Data communication system.
This library understands and handles the Direct-IP protocol, thus providing the core support for applications such as the one listed below.
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directip-client: Compose and transmit MT messages, i.e. to remote station. For instance, it could be used to send a message to an underwater glider (a scientific autonomous robot).
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directip-dump: Parse and extract components, such as the IMEI or message-id, from a Direct-IP binary transmission. This is an equivalent to ncdump but for Direct-IP messages.
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directip-storage: A library that provides multiple backends to store Direct-IP messages. It can be used, for instance, to archive MT messages transmitted or MO messages received.
Currently the minimum supported Rust version is 1.70.0
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- Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
- MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
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- sbd-rs: Handles the Mobile-Originated side of the SBD protocol and provides a server to listen for incoming MO messages . It was visionary to use Rust in 2015! (@gadomski, 2015)
- sbd_lib: I believe it contains some elements of the sbd-rs crate, extending to MT messages while using serde to serialize and deserialize. Some interesting uses of the language beyond the basics. (@a1ien, 2018)
- sbd.py This is a Python solution with a lot of information on the protocol and concepts. Very useful independent of the language you will use. (@cxed, 2016)