Grbl machine parser library written in javascript
Provides an event-based callbacks to parse any strings grbl may output.
Supports Grbl 0.9, 1.0, and 1.1 (untested with grbl 0.8)
npm install grbl-parser --save
var GrblParser = require("grbl-parser")
var parser = new GrblParser()
var myCallback = function(parsedData) {
// do stuff with parsed data (see example status output in Examples section)
}
var myString = "<Hold:0|MPos:0.000,0.000,0.000|Bf:15,128|FS:675.5,24000|Ov:120,100,100|WCO:0.000,-5.200,306.351|A:SFM>"
parser.dispatcher.addListener("status", myCallback) // bind myCallback to grbl status reports
parser.parseData(myString)
Use these to bind to specific message types
"status",
"success",
"initialize",
"alarm",
"error",
"setting",
"feedbackMessage",
"buildVersion",
"buildOptions",
"gcodeState",
"helpMessage",
"gcodeSystem",
"probeResult",
"echoMessage",
"gcodeStartup",
"unknown"
You can get all message types:
console.log(new GrblParser().messageTypes)
// [ status: "status", alarm: "alarm", ... ]
parser.dispatcher.addListener("status", myStatusCallback)
parser.dispatcher.addListener("alarm", myAlarmCallback)
parser.dispatcher.addToAllListeners(myEverythingCallback)
parser.parseData("<Hold:0|MPos:0.000,0.000,0.000|Bf:15,128|FS:675.5,24000|Ov:120,100,100|WCO:0.000,-5.200,306.351|A:SFM>")
{
data: {
machinePosition: {
x: 0,
y: 0,
z: 0
},
buffer: {
availableBlocks: 15,
availableRXBytes: 128
},
realtimeFeed: {
realtimeFeedrate: 675.5,
realtimeSpindle: 24000
},
workcoordinateOffset: {
x: 0,
y: -5.2,
z: 306.351
},
status: {
code: 0,
message: "Hold complete. Ready to resume.",
state: 'Hold'
},
override: {
feeds: 120,
rapids: 100,
spindle: 100
},
accessories: {
flood: true,
mist: true,
spindleDirection: 'clockwise'
}
},
type: "status",
input: "<Hold:0|MPos:0.000,0.000,0.000|Bf:15,128|FS:675.5,24000|Ov:120,100,100|WCO:0.000,-5.200,306.351|A:SFM>"
}
parser.parseData("error:20")
{
data: {
code: "20",
message: "Unsupported or invalid g-code command found in block."
},
input: "error:20",
type: "error"
}