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AT Command Line Interface

API for the AT Command Line Interface extension. More...

Collaboration diagram for AT Command Line Interface:

Data Structures

struct  qATCLI_Handler_t
 The command argument with all the regarding information of the incoming AT command. More...
 
struct  qATCLI_t
 An AT Command Line Interface (CLI) object. More...
 
struct  qATCLI_Command_t
 An AT-Command object. More...
 

Macros

#define qATCLI_ERROR_CODE(ecode)
 Used to indicate an error code as return value inside a command-callback. This code is defined by the application writer and should be a value between 1 and 32766.
 

Typedefs

typedef qATCLI_Response_t(* qATCLI_CommandCallback_t) (qATCLI_Handler_t arg1)
 Pointer to function : An AT-Command callback.
 
typedef qUINT16_t qATCLI_Options_t
 A typedef that holds the options for an AT-Command object.
 

Enumerations

enum  qATCLI_Response_t {
  qATCLI_ERROR , qATCLI_NOTALLOWED , qATCLI_NORESPONSE , qATCLI_OK ,
  qATCLI_DEVID , qATCLI_NOTFOUND , qATCLI_OUTPUT
}
 an enumeration to define the possible values that can be returned from the callback of a command. More...
 
enum  qATCLI_CommandType_t {
  qATCLI_CMDTYPE_UNDEF , qATCLI_CMDTYPE_PARA , qATCLI_CMDTYPE_TEST , qATCLI_CMDTYPE_READ ,
  qATCLI_CMDTYPE_ACT
}
 An enum to describe the available AT command types. More...
 
enum  qATCLI_BuiltInString_t {
  QATCLI_BUILTIN_STR_IDENTIFIER , QATCLI_BUILTIN_STR_OK_RESPONSE , QATCLI_BUILTIN_STR_ERROR_RESPONSE , QATCLI_BUILTIN_STR_NOTFOUND_RESPONSE ,
  QATCLI_BUILTIN_STR_TERM_EOL
}
 Possible values for built-in string identifiers. More...
 

Functions

qBool_t qATCLI_SetBuiltInString (qATCLI_t *const cli, qATCLI_BuiltInString_t which, const char *str)
 Set a CLI built-in string to a custom one.
 
qBool_t qATCLI_Setup (qATCLI_t *const cli, const qPutChar_t outFcn, char *pInput, const size_t sizeInput, char *pOutput, const size_t sizeOutput)
 Setup an instance of the AT Command Line Interface.
 
qBool_t qATCLI_CmdSubscribe (qATCLI_t *const cli, qATCLI_Command_t *const cmd, char *textCommand, const qATCLI_CommandCallback_t cFcn, qATCLI_Options_t cmdOpt, void *param)
 This function subscribes the CLI instance to a specific command with an associated Callback function, so that next time the required command is sent to the CLI input, the callback function will be executed. The CLI parser only analyze commands that follows the extended AT-Commands syntax (the + char can be ignored).
 
qATCLI_Command_tqATCLI_CmdIterate (const qATCLI_t *const cli, const qBool_t reload)
 Iterate between the commands available inside the AT-CLI instance.
 
qBool_t qATCLI_ISRHandler (qATCLI_t *const cli, const char c)
 Feed the CLI input with a single character. This call is mandatory from an interrupt context. Put it inside the desired peripheral's ISR. If your ISR get a block of data, use instead qATCLI_ISRHandlerBlock()
 
qBool_t qATCLI_ISRHandlerBlock (qATCLI_t *const cli, char *pData, const size_t n)
 Feed the CLI input with a string. This call is mandatory from an interrupt context. Put it inside the desired peripheral's ISR. If your ISR only get a single char, use instead qATCLI_ISRHandler()
 
qBool_t qATCLI_Raise (qATCLI_t *const cli, const char *cmd)
 Sends a command to the specified AT Command Line Interface instance.
 
qATCLI_Response_t qATCLI_Exec (qATCLI_t *const cli, char *cmd)
 Try to execute the requested command.
 
qBool_t qATCLI_Input_Flush (qATCLI_t *const cli)
 Flush the CLI input buffer.
 
qBool_t qATCLI_Run (qATCLI_t *const cli)
 Run the AT Command Line Interface when the input is ready.
 

Detailed Description

API for the AT Command Line Interface extension.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ qATCLI_ERROR_CODE

#define qATCLI_ERROR_CODE ( ecode)

Used to indicate an error code as return value inside a command-callback. This code is defined by the application writer and should be a value between 1 and 32766.

For example, a return value of qATCLI_ERROR_CODE(15), will print out the string ERROR:15.

Typedef Documentation

◆ qATCLI_CommandCallback_t

typedef qATCLI_Response_t(* qATCLI_CommandCallback_t) (qATCLI_Handler_t arg1)

Pointer to function : An AT-Command callback.

Example :

qATCLI_Response_t commandCallback_example( qATCLI_Handler_t h ) {
switch ( h->Type ) {
h->puts( "Test message" );
retValue = qATCLI_OK;
break;
default:
break;
}
return retValue;
}
qATCLI_Response_t
an enumeration to define the possible values that can be returned from the callback of a command.
Definition qatcli.h:31
@ qATCLI_CMDTYPE_ACT
Definition qatcli.h:83
@ qATCLI_OK
Definition qatcli.h:35
@ qATCLI_ERROR
Definition qatcli.h:32
The command argument with all the regarding information of the incoming AT command.
Definition qatcli.h:99
qATCLI_CommandType_t Type
The incoming command type. *.
Definition qatcli.h:185
void(* puts)(const char *s)
Writes a string to CLI output without the EOF string appended at the end.
Definition qatcli.h:165
Parameters
arg1A pointer to the public data of the CLI instance where the command its subscribed to.
Returns
none.

Enumeration Type Documentation

◆ qATCLI_BuiltInString_t

Possible values for built-in string identifiers.

Enumerator
QATCLI_BUILTIN_STR_IDENTIFIER 

To select the device identifier string. This string will be printed-out after a call to the ATCLI_DEFAULT_ID_COMMAND -> default ATID

QATCLI_BUILTIN_STR_OK_RESPONSE 

To select the output message when a command callback returns qATCLI_OK.

QATCLI_BUILTIN_STR_ERROR_RESPONSE 

To select the output message when a command callback returns qATCLI_ERROR or any qATCLI_ERROR_CODE(#)

QATCLI_BUILTIN_STR_NOTFOUND_RESPONSE 

To select the output message when input does not match with any of the available commands

QATCLI_BUILTIN_STR_TERM_EOL 

To select the End-Of-Line string printed out after any of the CLI messages

◆ qATCLI_CommandType_t

An enum to describe the available AT command types.

Enumerator
qATCLI_CMDTYPE_UNDEF 

Was not able to detected a correct input command

qATCLI_CMDTYPE_PARA 

Command that receives parameters (comma separated arguments after the equal(=) symbol) : "AT+cmd=x,y"

qATCLI_CMDTYPE_TEST 

Command in test mode (no arguments allowed): "AT+cmd=?"

qATCLI_CMDTYPE_READ 

Command to query information(data allowed after the ? symbol) : "AT+cmd?"

qATCLI_CMDTYPE_ACT 

Command to perform an action (no arguments allowed) : AT+cmd

◆ qATCLI_Response_t

an enumeration to define the possible values that can be returned from the callback of a command.

Enumerator
qATCLI_ERROR 

To indicate an error operation. The CLI will print the ERROR_String to the output.

qATCLI_NOTALLOWED 

To indicate an successful operation. The CLI will print the NOT_Allowed string to the output.

qATCLI_NORESPONSE 

To indicate that no response will be printed out.

qATCLI_OK 

To indicate an successful operation. The CLI will print the OK_String to the output.

qATCLI_DEVID 

To indicate that the device "Identifier" should be printed out.

qATCLI_NOTFOUND 

To indicate that the command was not found. The CLI will print the NOTFOUND_string to the output

qATCLI_OUTPUT 

To indicate that only the output buffer will be print out

Function Documentation

◆ qATCLI_CmdIterate()

qATCLI_Command_t * qATCLI_CmdIterate ( const qATCLI_t *const cli,
const qBool_t reload )

Iterate between the commands available inside the AT-CLI instance.

Parameters
[in]cliA pointer to the AT Command Line Interface instance
[in]reloadIf qTrue, the iterator will set their position at the beginning of the list of subscribed commands.
Returns
The current iterated command. NULL when no more commands are available.

◆ qATCLI_CmdSubscribe()

qBool_t qATCLI_CmdSubscribe ( qATCLI_t *const cli,
qATCLI_Command_t *const cmd,
char * textCommand,
const qATCLI_CommandCallback_t cFcn,
qATCLI_Options_t cmdOpt,
void * param )

This function subscribes the CLI instance to a specific command with an associated Callback function, so that next time the required command is sent to the CLI input, the callback function will be executed. The CLI parser only analyze commands that follows the extended AT-Commands syntax (the + char can be ignored).

Parameters
[in]cliA pointer to the AT Command Line Interface instance
[in]cmdA pointer to the AT command object.
[in]textCommandThe string (name) of the command we want to subscribe to. Since this service only handles AT commands, this string has to begin by the "at" characters and should be in lower case.
[in]cFcnThe handler of the callback function associated to the command. Prototype:
[in]cmdOptThis flag combines with a bitwise OR the following information:

qATCLI_CMDTYPE_PARA : AT+cmd=x,y is allowed. The execution of the callback function also depends on whether the number of argument is valid or not. Information about number of arguments is combined with a bitwise 'OR' : qATCLI_CMDTYPE_PARA | 0xXY , where X which defines maximum argument number for incoming command and Y which defines minimum argument number for incoming command

qATCLI_CMDTYPE_TEST : "AT+cmd=?" is allowed.

qATCLI_CMDTYPE_READ : "AT+cmd?" is allowed.

qATCLI_CMDTYPE_ACT : AT+cmd is allowed.

Parameters
[in]paramUser storage pointer.
Returns
qTrue on success, otherwise return qFalse.

◆ qATCLI_Exec()

qATCLI_Response_t qATCLI_Exec ( qATCLI_t *const cli,
char * cmd )

Try to execute the requested command.

Parameters
[in]cliA pointer to the AT Command Line Interface instance
[in]cmdThe command string, including arguments if required.
Returns
The response output for the requested command.

◆ qATCLI_Input_Flush()

qBool_t qATCLI_Input_Flush ( qATCLI_t *const cli)

Flush the CLI input buffer.

Parameters
[in]cliA pointer to the AT Command Line Interface instance
Returns
qTrue on success, otherwise return qFalse

◆ qATCLI_ISRHandler()

qBool_t qATCLI_ISRHandler ( qATCLI_t *const cli,
const char c )

Feed the CLI input with a single character. This call is mandatory from an interrupt context. Put it inside the desired peripheral's ISR. If your ISR get a block of data, use instead qATCLI_ISRHandlerBlock()

Parameters
[in]cliA pointer to the AT Command Line Interface instance
[in]cThe incoming byte/char to the input.
Returns
qTrue when the CLI is ready to process the input, otherwise return qFalse

◆ qATCLI_ISRHandlerBlock()

qBool_t qATCLI_ISRHandlerBlock ( qATCLI_t *const cli,
char * pData,
const size_t n )

Feed the CLI input with a string. This call is mandatory from an interrupt context. Put it inside the desired peripheral's ISR. If your ISR only get a single char, use instead qATCLI_ISRHandler()

Parameters
[in]cliA pointer to the AT Command Line Interface instance
[in]pDataThe incoming string.
[in]nThe length of the string.
Returns
qTrue when the CLI is ready to process the input, otherwise return qFalse

◆ qATCLI_Raise()

qBool_t qATCLI_Raise ( qATCLI_t *const cli,
const char * cmd )

Sends a command to the specified AT Command Line Interface instance.

Parameters
[in]cliA pointer to the AT Command Line Interface instance
[in]cmdThe command string, including arguments if required.
Returns
qTrue when the CLI accepts the input. If busy, return qFalse

◆ qATCLI_Run()

qBool_t qATCLI_Run ( qATCLI_t *const cli)

Run the AT Command Line Interface when the input is ready.

See also
qOS_Add_ATCLITask()
Parameters
[in]cliA pointer to the AT Command Line Interface instance
Returns
qTrue on success, otherwise return qFalse

◆ qATCLI_SetBuiltInString()

qBool_t qATCLI_SetBuiltInString ( qATCLI_t *const cli,
qATCLI_BuiltInString_t which,
const char * str )

Set a CLI built-in string to a custom one.

Note
CLI Built-in strings will be written to their default values.
Parameters
[in]cliA pointer to the AT Command Line Interface instance
[in]whichTo select which built-in string will be changed.
[in]strThe value of the selected string.
Returns
qTrue on success, otherwise return qFalse.

◆ qATCLI_Setup()

qBool_t qATCLI_Setup ( qATCLI_t *const cli,
const qPutChar_t outFcn,
char * pInput,
const size_t sizeInput,
char * pOutput,
const size_t sizeOutput )

Setup an instance of the AT Command Line Interface.

See also
qOS_Add_ATCLITask()
Note
CLI Built-in strings will be written to their default values.
Parameters
[in]cliA pointer to the AT Command Line Interface instance
[in]outFcnThe basic output-char wrapper function. All the CLI responses will be printed-out through this function.
[in]pInputA memory location to store the cli input (Mandatory)
[in]sizeInputThe size of the memory allocated in pInput
[in]pOutputA memory location to store the CLI output
[in]sizeOutputThe size of the memory allocated in pOutput
Returns
qTrue on success, otherwise return qFalse.