Feat: Added gRPC based Cellular Parser#160
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Removed SG_ MPPTPCACTIVE signal from brightside.dbc.
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Mostly looks good. Please write a short section in the readme on how to use the gRPC parser OR at least link to the other readme in sunlite.
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Please remove DATA.csv. .CSV should probably get added to the .gitignore.
Added detailed instructions for the cellular parser setup.
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Sunlink Pull Request Description
Adds the bay computer cellular_parser service for the gRPC cellular telemetry pipeline. The parser runs a gRPC server (UploadFrames) to receive streamed FrameBatches from the Raspberry Pi, decodes raw CAN frames using the DBC, converts decoded signals into InfluxDB points with appropriate tags/fields/timestamps, writes to InfluxDB with batching/compression/retries, and returns an acknowledgment with the number of frames ingested. The instructions for the set-up are on sunlite readme.
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