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Bearcatter / bearcatter

a system for controlling, recording and managing the Uniden SDS100 and SDS200
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Websocket question #16

Closed tacomilkshake closed 3 years ago

tacomilkshake commented 3 years ago

I'm a volunteer firefighter with an SDS200. I'm also a day time nerd, and am looking to capture our local fire communications for instantaneous browsing in a private web portal. This app is a godsend; I was worried I was gonna have to use that terrible Windows app. To be able to run this on my Raspberry Pi will be great! Nice work finding the private APIs.

I had a question re: websockets. I'm assuming you send web socket messages with each new radio message? If so, I haven't received any from my test client.

I'm hoping to write another app, in Node.js, that listens for websocket messages of new radio calls so that it can parse the wav + json for online web delivery.

robbiet480 commented 3 years ago

Right now, the WebSocket connection is pretty much a gateway between the WS client and the radio. You can send raw Uniden formatted messages to the WebSocket and it will respond with whatever the radio gives the server. I wanted to implement a whole WebSocket messaging system that hid all of that but never got around to it.

rabarar commented 3 years ago

Robbie, did you ever pick up an SDS200?

On Aug 25, 2021, at 7:23 PM, Robbie Trencheny @.***> wrote:

 Right now, the WebSocket connection is pretty much a gateway between the WS client and the radio. You can send raw Uniden formatted messages to the WebSocket and it will respond with whatever the radio gives the server. I wanted to implement a whole WebSocket messaging system that hid all of that but never got around to it.

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robbiet480 commented 3 years ago

I did not! But I should! Right now I can't even find my SDS100 haha

rabarar commented 3 years ago

lol… well it’s the same firmware so you didn’t miss anything 😂

On Aug 25, 2021, at 7:31 PM, Robbie Trencheny @.***> wrote:

 I did not! But I should! Right now I can't even find my SDS100 haha

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tacomilkshake commented 3 years ago

Thanks! Very handy to know about the WS interface.

I learned some Go this past year, so perhaps I can make a fork.

I’ll keep you posted if I do anything interesting. On Aug 25, 2021, 5:08 PM -0700, Rob Baruch @.***>, wrote:

lol… well it’s the same firmware so you didn’t miss anything 😂

On Aug 25, 2021, at 7:31 PM, Robbie Trencheny @.***> wrote:

I did not! But I should! Right now I can't even find my SDS100 haha

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robbiet480 commented 3 years ago

Robbie, did you ever pick up an SDS200?

I have now @rabarar :)

rabarar commented 3 years ago

Sweet!

On Aug 26, 2021, at 4:16 AM, Robbie Trencheny @.***> wrote:

 Robbie, did you ever pick up an SDS200?

I have now @rabarar :)

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tacomilkshake commented 3 years ago

I also, as an internet stranger, am excited about your purchase...

tacomilkshake commented 3 years ago

Closing. Non-issue, question.