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This tool, intends to aid people who develop applications and are in need for various packet creation schemes.

--Basic Usage: ( tests where made with ruby version: 2.2.4p230, newer | older versions should ('might') work)

(a) As of now the usage is:

cd in the repo directory packetCraft
run as: ruby ./lib/packetCraft.rb --help to see your options.

(b) You can specify the packets source with the -l or --load-source option. If you specify the 'disk' option, packets will be loaded from './lib/packets/load/' folder. (packets that you do not want to load, you can safely cut->paste them into './lib/packets/noload' folder) If you specify the 'file' option, packets will be loaded from CCSDS_203.0-B-2.rb file directly.

--Supported packet formats: (a) Packet schemes as they are specified in the CCSDS 203.0-B-2, published from The Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems (CCSDS) (for more info look in: http://public.ccsds.org/).

--To do (in order of necessity) (a) Add socket packet transmission functionality. (b) Add more packet schemes. (c) Add a Graphical User Interface (GUI). (d) Add support for extra packet serialization formats.

(proudly scripted with the ruby language)