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participant U as User
participant C as Console
participant TM as Terminal (setraw)
participant TG as Task Group
U->>C: run()
C->>TM: setraw() (enter raw mode)
TM-->>C: Terminal set to raw mode
C->>C: Call async __run()
C->>TG: Spawn __stdin_to_serial & __serial_to_stdout concurrently
TG-->>C: Tasks running concurrently
TG-->>C: (if Ctrl-B pressed thrice) raise ConsoleExit
Note over C: Gracefully exit on ConsoleExit exception
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packages/jumpstarter-driver-pyserial/jumpstarter_driver_pyserial/console.py (4)
20-23: Ensure exception handling from the async call.
Ifself.__runraises an unhandled exception, it may bubble up and terminate the console unexpectedly. Consider wrappingportal.call(self.__run)in a try-except block or handle it in__runto provide a more graceful fallback.
31-33: Consider making screen clearing optional.
Clearing the screen on exit can be surprising if the user wants to preserve the console output for reference.You could optionally remove or configure this behavior:
- print("\033c\033[2J\033[H", end="") + # Uncomment below if you prefer clearing the screen on exit + # print("\033c\033[2J\033[H", end="")
44-49: Infinite loop properly mirrors serial data to stdout.
Ifstream.receive()returns nothing or raises an exception upon disconnect, make sure to handle it to avoid potential unbounded loops or abrupt crashes.
51-65: Consider configurable threshold or pass-through for Ctrl-B.
This design choice effectively hijacks Ctrl-B from being sent to the device. If needed, you could add a configurable threshold or a toggle allowing Ctrl-B to be sent.
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packages/jumpstarter-driver-pyserial/jumpstarter_driver_pyserial/console.py (7)
4-5: No issues with these new imports.
6-7: Appropriate use of AnyIO imports.
12-13: Clear separation of concerns with a dedicated exception class.
24-25: Good use of a context manager for terminal raw mode.
26-26: Capturing the original terminal settings is essential.
29-29: Cleanly yielding control in the context manager.
35-43:Details
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