Crate umshctl 

umshctl: the host tool for ULCP radio devices — inspection, provisioning, device identity, persistence, pairing, radio configuration, and packet capture.

Everything except provision attaches administratively, with the non-resetting full-protocol handshake, so pointing this tool at an autonomously operating board never disturbs its configuration: only the command explicitly given changes anything.

With no command it opens a shell — one attach, many commands — which is worth a great deal over BLE, where each fresh attach costs a discovery pass plus a handshake.

Modules

command 🔒

The command tree.

connection 🔒

Finding a device, opening a link to it, and holding the attached session.

extcap 🔒

Wireshark extcap interface.

output 🔒

Shared presentation: the colour decision, the field-tinted styling the capture decoder needs, and the key/value report layout every command prints.

repl 🔒

The interactive shell: one attach, many commands.

Structs

App

Everything a command may need beyond the device itself: the attachment, the settings, and the difference between a shell and a one-shot invocation.

ToolArgs

Functions

announce_attached 🔒

main 🔒

resolve 🔒

Work out which radio to talk to, from the flags, the environment, the saved default, and finally the air.

run 🔒