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Де-факто в состоянии Public Archive с февраля 2026.

TcpPing v0.1.4

A simple utility for sending requests to a TCP server.

Compiling and Running the Application

First, clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/leadway-team/tcpping.git

If you want to compile and run immediately:
dub run --build=release
If you only want to compile:
dub build --build=release

The compiled version will be placed in the root folder.

Application Usage

TcpPing has two usage modes:

1. "Quick" mode (introduced in v0.1.1, expanded in v0.1.2)
2. TcpPing Console (introduced in v0.1.2)

Using "Quick" Mode

The -q flag enables "Quick" mode.
Immediately after it, specify either -a [TCP server address] or --address [TCP server address].
After the address, provide either -s [message] or --send [message].

This will send your message to the specified TCP server.
Example:
tcpping -q -a 127.0.0.1:1234 -s Hello

Using TcpPing Console

To enter TcpPing Console, simply run without arguments.

Inside the console, the following commands are available:

• help – displays help information
• ver – shows version
• connect [address] – connects to a TCP server. If no address is provided, the program will prompt you.
• send [message] – sends a message to the TCP server. If no message is provided, the program will prompt you.
• sendw [message] - does the same as send, but also waits for a response from the server.

Note: Use connect before send and sendw, otherwise the message will not be sent.

TcpPing Peculiarities

ArduCat had two options:

1. Reconnect every time a message is sent, allowing the TCP server to be changed.
2. Not allow changing the TCP server.

As you can see, ArduCat chose the first option. Every time TcpPing sends a message, it reconnects to the server.
Please take this into account.

Acknowledgments

1. Thanks to Grisshink
2. Thanks to the disbanded FTeam