Getting started¶
This page walks you from a clean machine to either (a) using the rhp CLI
binary or (b) consuming the RhpV2.Client library from your own .NET app.
Requirements¶
- .NET 10 SDK — the project targets
net10.0. - An RHPv2 endpoint — typically an XRouter node listening on TCP
9000. No XRouter? Runrhp serveto spin up an in-process mock with the same wire protocol.
Verifying you can reach an RHPv2 node
The fastest possible smoke test:
Add --user/--pass if your node enforces AUTH.
Option A: use the rhp CLI¶
Pre-built single-file binaries are attached to every GitHub Release — grab the latest and pick the archive matching your platform:
| RID | Archive |
|---|---|
linux-x64 |
rhp2lib-net-X.Y.Z-linux-x64.tar.gz |
linux-arm64 |
rhp2lib-net-X.Y.Z-linux-arm64.tar.gz |
linux-musl-x64 |
rhp2lib-net-X.Y.Z-linux-musl-x64.tar.gz |
win-x64 |
rhp2lib-net-X.Y.Z-win-x64.zip |
win-arm64 |
rhp2lib-net-X.Y.Z-win-arm64.zip |
osx-x64 |
rhp2lib-net-X.Y.Z-osx-x64.tar.gz |
osx-arm64 |
rhp2lib-net-X.Y.Z-osx-arm64.tar.gz |
Each archive contains a single self-contained rhp (or rhp.exe) — no
.NET runtime install required. SHA-256 sums are alongside.
Build the CLI from source¶
git clone https://github.com/M0LTE/rhp2lib-net.git
cd rhp2lib-net
dotnet build RhpV2.slnx -c Release
dotnet run --project src/RhpV2.Tools -- probe --host 127.0.0.1
Option B: use the library¶
The RhpV2.Client package is published to GitHub Releases as a .nupkg.
A public NuGet feed is on the roadmap; for now grab the asset and add it
to a local feed, or reference the project source directly.
Hello, world:
using RhpV2.Client;
using RhpV2.Client.Protocol;
await using var rhp = await RhpClient.ConnectAsync("xrouter.local");
var handle = await rhp.OpenAsync(
ProtocolFamily.Ax25, SocketMode.Stream,
port: "1", local: "G8PZT", remote: "GB7PZT",
flags: OpenFlags.Active);
rhp.Received += (_, e) => Console.WriteLine(e.Message.Data);
await rhp.SendOnHandleAsync(handle, "hello\r");
Where next?¶
- Protocol primer — what's actually on the wire.
- Library overview — the .NET API.
- CLI reference — every command in detail.
- Mock server — testing without a radio.