A tool for connecting virtual devices to the Rolling Stock platform. Devices need to be registered and credentials prepared in a JSON file put in input.json (or specified in a variablle)

Sample input.json file structure:

[
{"username": "DEVICE197", "host": "rolling-stock-sandbox2-openfire.onsmartengineering.com", "port": 5222, "ping": 15, "password": "a32c695ccde9"},
{"username": "DEVICE198", "host": "rolling-stock-sandbox2-openfire.onsmartengineering.com", "port": 5222, "ping": 15, "password": "c93f60d35d51"},
{"username": "DEVICE199", "host": "rolling-stock-sandbox2-openfire.onsmartengineering.com", "port": 5222, "ping": 15, "password": "ddf4d41f846f"},
{"username": "DEVICE200", "host": "rolling-stock-sandbox2-openfire.onsmartengineering.com", "port": 5222, "ping": 15, "password": "07fd03b6fce0"}
]

The tool sends regular presence messages (with harcoded dummy versions content) and properly responds with "unsupported command" to any command sent to it.

Usage:

./rolling-stock-display-simulation-tool

Building

If the target system is linux amd-64 based you can just copy the binary and use it. Otherwise build the binary like every other golang binary and then copy it.

go build

Environment variables

Variable	Required	Default Value	Description
Credentials:

CREDENTIALS_FILE_LOCATION	NO	input.json	Openfire jids and passwords

GeneralOptions:

PRESENCE_STATUS_DELAY	NO	120000000000 - 2 mins	Delay between two presence status message
COMMAND_REPLY_DELAY	NO	10 sec	Upper limit of random time to wait before sending reply