The SDK page in the web interface is a centralised place from which to load, manage and execute SDK scripts.
Enable the SDK service
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Administration
Job Management
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Administrative status
- enabled
- disabled
Test SDK with a 'Hello World' Script
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printf("hello world\n");
Result
Your script says:
hello world
Configuration
The job management system is made up of three parts: a script, an event trigger and your jobs themselves.
Scripts
The first step to using this tool for automation purposes would be creating some basic tasks in the form of scripts which can do things like specific functions such as sending an SMS, mounting a USB stick or listening to a serial interface – all while returning results that tell us whether they were successful.
Triggers
Triggers allow you to start the action at a certain point in time or when something happens. Triggers can be based on programmable events happening inside your router, like incoming calls and other various things which happen with interfaces powered up/off etc. A trigger can also be initiated through the command line interface (CLI).
Jobs
For each job, a script can be assigned and executed when the trigger event occurs for that particular task. Scripts can be linked to different triggers under a Job.
Job Management
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SDK
Administration
Job Management
Testing
Adding a Script
Main Page
Scripts
Add a new Script
Name
Hello_World
Description
Hello World Test Script
Arguments
Action
- edit
- upload
- select
printf(“hello %s\n”, argv[1]);
Adding a Trigger
Main Page
Triggers
Add a new Trigger
Name
Trigger_Event
Type
- time-based
- event-based
Event
wan-up
Adding a Job
Main Page
Jobs
Add a new Job
Name
wan-up-hello-world
Trigger
Trigger_Event
Scripts
Hello_World
Arguments
world
Debug
View the output from the script after it executed.
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Side Menu
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Administration
Job Management
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Main Page
Troubleshooting
Select job
wan-up-hello-world
Click
View
Output
hello world
=== job 0 ended at 2022-10-04 04:46:00 (with exit code 0)