A command-line serial monitor written in python developed to address a critical gap in arduino-cli, where the official project lacked a built-in serial monitor.
This tool, fills this void by providing a convenient and platform-independent solution for monitoring and interacting with Arduino-based projects via the serial interface. With this command-line utility, developers can effortlessly establish serial connections to their Arduino boards, receive real-time data and send commands, all while enjoying the flexibility and extensibility that Python offers.
This project not only simplifies the debugging and testing process but also underscores the collaborative spirit of the open-source community in catering to the needs of Arduino enthusiasts worldwide.
If needed install python and pip (methods may change based on the host OS).
Then you can get the serial library with:
pip install pyserialclone the repo to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/PBahner/Serial-Monitor.gitGo to the project directory and start the serial monitor with:
python3 monitor.pyNow you will see incoming data.
- Press i to write data to the USB Device.
- Press q to quit!
This script is tested on Linux and on Windows .