Configuring Reach using script

[ago]

Would it be possible to automatically (using bash script for example) configure Reach module?
For example, I want to set up a rover. So, in order:

1. first I have to configure wifi network
2. then I want to set up correction input
3. and I also want to set up position output

Everything can be done via ReachView (using browser). But how can I do it using bash script?

The web application itself uses probably RTKLIB API? Or where should I start looking for?
Using ReachView 2.6.0.

Thanks in advance!

[Amilcar_Lucas]

I want this too !!!

[igor.vereninov]

Not at the moment, but an API for Reach is something that we have plans to add.

[ago]

I tried to change configuration directly using RTKLIB, but for some reason it didn’t work.

Then I wrote a small python script which uses socket.io similarly to ReachView web app. So, I ended up with something like that:

from socketIO_client import SocketIO, LoggingNamespace

# define stuff
reach_ip = '192.168.1.100'
reach_port = 80
base_path = '192.168.1.101:9000'

with SocketIO(reach_ip, reach_port, LoggingNamespace) as socketIO:
    # correction input
    if True:
        socketIO.emit("apply configuration", {"correction input":
                                                  {"input2":
                                                       {"enabled": True,
                                                        "type": "tcpcli",
                                                        "path": base_path,
                                                        'send position to base': "off",
                                                        "format": "rtcm3"
                                                        }
                                                   }
                                              }
                      )
        socketIO.wait_for_callbacks(seconds=1)

I am using this for the client: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/socketIO-client

The messages to the socket can be found from web app (in javascript). May-be this helps someone. And if someone manages to use RTKLIB directly, please let me know.