def get_connected_socket(use_default_socket):
if not use_default_socket:
service = lightblue.selectservice()
else:
service = DEFAULT_SERVICE
if service == None: # Used when user clicks on cancel
sys.exit(0)
socket = lightblue.socket()
socket.connect((service[0], service[1]))
signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, signal_handler)
return socket
def main():
"""
Usage: python obex_map_client.py [address channel]
If the address and channel are not provided, the user will be prompted to
choose a service.
Once the client is connected, you can enter one of these commands:
ls
cd <directory> (use '..' to change to parent, or '/' to change to root)
put <file>
get <file>
rm <file>
mkdir <directory>
rmdir <directory>
lsmsg [unread/read/both]
getmsg <handle>
setmsgread <handle>
exit
Some servers accept "/" path separators within the <file> or <filename>
arguments. Otherwise, you will have to just send either a single directory
or filename, without any paths.
"""
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
address = sys.argv[1]
channel = int(sys.argv[2])
else:
# ask user to choose a service
address, channel, servicename = lightblue.selectservice()
print 'Connecting to %s on channel %d...' % (address, channel)
mapclient = MAPClient(address, channel)
mapclient.connect()
print 'Connected.'
try:
processcommands(mapclient)
finally:
try:
mapclient.disconnect()
except Exception, e:
print "Error while disconnecting:", e
pass
def main():
"""
Usage: python obex_ftp_client.py [address channel]
If the address and channel are not provided, the user will be prompted to
choose a service.
Once the client is connected, you can enter one of these commands:
ls
cd <directory> (use '..' to change to parent, or '/' to change to root)
put <file>
get <file>
rm <file>
mkdir <directory>
rmdir <directory>
exit
Some servers accept "/" path separators within the <file> or <filename>
arguments. Otherwise, you will have to just send either a single directory
or filename, without any paths.
"""
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
address = sys.argv[1]
channel = int(sys.argv[2])
else:
# ask user to choose a service
# a FTP service is usually called 'FTP', 'OBEX File Transfer', etc.
address, channel, servicename = lightblue.selectservice()
print 'Connecting to %s on channel %d...' % (address, channel)
ftpclient = FTPClient(address, channel)
ftpclient.connect()
print 'Connected.'
try:
processcommands(ftpclient)
finally:
try:
ftpclient.disconnect()
except Exception, e:
print "Error while disconnecting:", e
pass
"""
Shows how to send a file over OBEX.
"""
import lightblue
import sys
if len(sys.argv) == 1:
print "Usage: file_send.py [filename]"
sys.exit(1)
sourcefile = sys.argv[1]
# Ask user to choose the device and service to send the file to.
address, serviceport, servicename = lightblue.selectservice()
# Send the file
lightblue.obex.sendfile(address, serviceport, sourcefile)
print "Done!"
# Note:
# Instead of calling selectservice(), you could do:
#
# services = lightblue.findservices(addr=lightblue.selectdevice()[0],
# servicetype=lightblue.OBEX)
# address, serviceport, servicename = services[0]
# lightblue.obex.sendfile(address, serviceport, sourcefile)
#
# This will ask the user to select a device, and then just send the file to the
"""
Shows how to send a file over OBEX.
"""
import lightblue
import sys
if len(sys.argv) == 1:
print "Usage: file_send.py [filename]"
sys.exit(1)
sourcefile = sys.argv[1]
# Ask user to choose the device and service to send the file to.
address, serviceport, servicename = lightblue.selectservice()
# Send the file
lightblue.obex.sendfile(address, serviceport, sourcefile)
print "Done!"
# Note:
# Instead of calling selectservice(), you could do:
#
# services = lightblue.findservices(addr=lightblue.selectdevice()[0],
# servicetype=lightblue.OBEX)
# address, serviceport, servicename = services[0]
# lightblue.obex.sendfile(address, serviceport, sourcefile)
#
# This will ask the user to select a device, and then just send the file to the
# first OBEX service found on that device. Then you don't have to ask the
