Automated System for Monitoring And Relaying Alerts

The comprehensive software EAS solution.

Features

• [x] EAS Generation and Translation using stable and tested systems
• [x] Live and buffered audio flow systems
• [x] Audio file and log generation systems
• [x] Easy to use
• [x] Built-In Discord and Email logging
• [x] Comprehensive audio quality
• [x] AutoDJ for Playout, with a Tone Only mode.
• [x] InfiniteMonitor System for unlimited monitoring
• [x] Back-to-back Alert Detection on all monitors
• [x] MultiATTN Attention Detection on all Monitors
• [x] ENDEC Header Style Emulation
• [x] The Fastest and most reliable system on the market for over 6 monitors
• [x] Built-in Icecast Playout with Metadata
• [x] Direct stream monitoring
• [x] SDR monitoring

Installation

This system currently only runs on MacOS and Linux.

If you are running the Compiled ASMARA Binary, skip to step 2.

Step 1

Install Python dependencies

sudo apt update
sudo apt install python3 python3-pip python3-pyaudio
pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Step 2

Install other dependencies.

FFmpeg:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install ffmpeg

Samedec:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install curl git
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
git clone https://github.com/cbs228/sameold.git
cd sameold
cargo install --path crates/samedec

NOTE: Add RUST to path with source $HOME/.cargo/env after CURL, otherwise restart your terminal or log out/in before installing sameold, otherwise cargo will not work.

Step 3

Test ASMARA's config generation by running python3 asmara.py -d if using Python, or ./asmara -d if using compiled binaries.

Configs will by default be stored in .config if not specified. To specify a config, add it after the ASMARA executable, and all flags. E.G. ./asmara -d CONFIGFILE.CFG for a file named CONFIGFILE.CFG

Configuration

DO LATER

Usage

To run ASMARA, use the executable or the raw Python script.

For the Python executable:

python3 asmara.py

For the Compiled Binary:

./asmara

Verbosity

If you would like more info in the terminal, you can increase the verbosity flag. For a higher verbosity, run -v. The more vs you add increase the verbosity. (E.G. -vvvv is higher than -vv)

For debug info, run -d for debug.

For the lowest verbosity, run -q for quiet mode.

Extra Flags:

-A gives data about ASMARA.

-V gives the current version of ASMARA.

-u updates the current version of ASMARA if there is a newer version available in the internal updater system. use -n to disable the internal updater for this session. (NOT IMPLEMENTED YET.)

-U sets your config file to always update if available. -N disables this feature, and update notifications. (NOT IMPLEMENTED YET.)

Config Files:

Adding a file on to the end of the executable after all flags will set that file as a config file.

Note: Must be a valid ASMARA config file for that version. Using an incompatible file may cause problems, and-or corruption of the said file.

Example:

python3 asmara.py -vvvv .config2

to use .config2 as the selected config file. If the file does not exist, it will be created.

Note: The config file must always come after the flags. Adding a flag after the config file may result in unexpected behavior.

Changelog

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