aiocoap-client

aiocoap-client is a simple command-line tool for interacting with CoAP servers

usage: aiocoap-client [-h] [-v] [-q] [--version] [--interactive] [--color]
                      [--pretty-print] [--proxy URI]
                      [--credentials CREDENTIALS] [--no-set-hostname] [--non]
                      [-m METHOD] [--observe] [--observe-exec CMD]
                      [--accept MIME] [--payload X]
                      [--payload-initial-szx SZX] [--content-format MIME]
                      url

Positional Arguments

url

CoAP address to fetch

Named Arguments

-v, --verbose

Increase the debug output

-q, --quiet

Decrease the debug output

--version

show program’s version number and exit

--interactive

Enter interactive mode. Combine with –help or run help interactively to see which options apply where; some can be used globally and overwritten locally.

Default: False

--color, --no-color

Color output (default on TTYs if all required modules are installed)

--pretty-print, --no-pretty-print

Pretty-print known content formats (default on TTYs if all required modules are installed)

--proxy

Relay the CoAP request to a proxy for execution

--credentials

Load credentials to use from a given file

--no-set-hostname

Suppress transmission of Uri-Host even if the host name is not an IP literal

Default: True

--non

Send request as non-confirmable (NON) message

Default: False

-m, --method

Name or number of request method to use (default: ‘GET’)

Default: 'GET'

--observe

Register an observation on the resource

Default: False

--observe-exec

Run the specified program whenever the observed resource changes, feeding the response data to its stdin

--accept

Content format to request

--payload

Send X as request payload (eg. with a PUT). If X starts with an ‘@’, its remainder is treated as a file name and read from; ‘@-’ reads from the console. Non-file data may be recoded, see –content-format.

--payload-initial-szx

Size exponent to limit the initial block’s size (0 ≙ 16 Byte, 6 ≙ 1024 Byte)

--content-format

Content format of the –payload data. If a known format is given and –payload has a non-file argument, the payload is converted from CBOR Diagnostic Notation.