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Python CLI --noproto usage example
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The `meshtastic` command is not run within python but is a script run from your operating system shell prompt. When you type "meshtastic" and the prompt is unable to find the command in Windows, check that the python "scripts" directory [is in your path](https://datatofish.com/add-python-to-windows-path).
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:::
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## Viewing Serial Output
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The `--noproto` command in the Meshtastic Python CLI is used to disable the API and function merely as a "dumb serial terminal." This mode of operation allows both the API and device functionalities to remain accessible for regular use, while simultaneously providing a window into the raw serial output. This feature can be particularly useful for debugging, development, or understanding the low-level communication between devices.
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```shellsession title="Example Usage"
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user@host % meshtastic --noproto
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# You should see results similar to this:
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WARNING file:mesh_interface.py _sendToRadio line:681 Not sending packet because protocol use is disabled by noProto
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Connected to radio
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WARNING file:mesh_interface.py _sendPacket line:531 Not sending packet because protocol use is disabled by noProto
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INFO | 18:38:04 711 [DeviceTelemetryModule] (Sending): air_util_tx=0.116361, channel_utilization=1.916667, battery_level=101, voltage=4.171000
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DEBUG | 18:38:04 711 [DeviceTelemetryModule] updateTelemetry LOCAL
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DEBUG | 18:38:04 711 [DeviceTelemetryModule] Node status update: 2 online, 4 total
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INFO | 18:38:04 711 [DeviceTelemetryModule] Sending packet to phone
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INFO | 18:38:04 711 Telling client we have new packets 28
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```
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## Getting a list of User Preferences
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You can get a list of user preferences by running '--get' with an invalid attribute such as 'all'.
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prism: {
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additionalLanguages: ["shell-session", "bash"],
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},
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plugins: [
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() => {
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