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clojure-zeroconf

jmDNS-based zeroconf in Clojure.

For documentation and usage see the Marginalia documentation.

Artifact information here.

Very quick start (client):

(ns user
  (:require (cassiel.zeroconf [client :as cl])))

(def a (cl/listen "_ssh._tcp.local."))

(pprint (cl/examine a))

{"Arnavutköy" {:server "Arnavutk-y.local.", :port 22},
 "Sultanahmet" {:server "Sultanahmet.local.", :port 22},
 "Topkapı" {:server "Topkap-3.local.", :port 22}}

(cl/close a)

Server:

(ns user
  (:require (cassiel.zeroconf [server :as s])))


(def server (s/server :type "_cubewar._udp.local."
                      :name "Test Cubewar"
                      :port 8765
                      :text "A test Cubewar server"))
(s/open server)
(s/close server)

Releases

1.2.0, 2013-10-17

Merge from Adam Clements. Clojure dependency 1.5.1.

1.1.0, 2013-03-08

Added server (register/unregister) component. Bumped Clojure dependency to 1.5.0.

1.0.0, 2012-12-28

Initial client release.

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.

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Figuring out which service name to use.

Hello,
I am trying to run a test to see if I can find a device (Intel Galileo) on my network. I was able to discover it using a node.js zeroconf implementation (Polo). But am having trouble figuring out what to put on line one here:

(def a (cl/listen "_udp.local.")) ;; How do I tell what to listen to?
(print (cl/examine a))

After searching for some time I was only able to find the standard for service names, but no specific examples of how to figure one out. Am I over thinking this?

Thank you for putting this lib together,
-Boris

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