On Nov 19, 2021, at 9:05 AM, David Moylan <djm at
wiz.net.au> wrote:
It would be nice to see a CLI (which itself could just be a python script that
communicates via the API).
Or have pyDECnet so it can fire up interactively and once loaded would dump you at a CLI
prompt.
I guess I'm thinking of this more like a traditional router, so that interactive (and
maybe even config changes) could be performed in this fashion.
I like that idea. It amounts to a sample program, extended a bit to be fully useable as a
tool in its own right. The existing sample MOP console client is a limited example of
what you're talking about.
I suppose another way to achieve roughly the same benefits would be an NCP (that hooks up
to a to-be-created PyDECnet session layer API).
paul