🛠️ You know those IPS simulators like Gap, Mbal, and Prosper that you wish you could afford? Well, now you can "kind of" have them. Our suite is like a Docker container that only has the README.md file. 🤣
🎮 Wanna simulate outputs or time delays? Say no more! We've got more dummy data than a Scrum meeting has jargon. Run OpenServer commands that are as functional as a return; statement in a void function. 🙃
👨💻 Introducing the "FAKE PETROLEUM SUITE" or "FPS", a DLL file ready for deployment on your Windows environment run register.bat. And for those who love to build from source, you've got that option too. 🛠️ build.bat && register.bat
📊 Next up, create a CSV file within your connector's execution directory call it commands.csv. This file should contain all the commands, delays, and outputs you'd like your connector to handle. It's essentially your connector's roadmap. 🗺️
⚙️ Finally, configure your config.yml file to point to the SUITE's address (set openserver program id as "COMDLLExample.MyCOMClass"). Once that's done, your connector will think it's communicating with actual simulators—sort of like mocking in unit tests but on steroids. 🚀
🎉 And there you have it—seamless integration with the illusion of real-time simulation. It's the reliable bridge between your connector and, well, "reality." 🌉
COMMAND,DELAY,OUTPUT
PROSPER.MOD.xyyyz,1000,0
PROSPER.MOD.XZS,1000,28
PROSPER.MOD.XZS.UNITNAME,1000,psig
The DLL Address is : COMDLLExample.MyCOMClass
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\FrameworkArm64\v4.0.30319