This crate provides low-level no_std structs and enums of the Unified Diagnostic Services (ISO-14229-1), KWP2000 (ISO-142330) and OBD-II (ISO-9141) specifications for the road vehicles in Rust.

Not everything is implemented yet, but the goal is to provide a full set of enums and structs to handle the most common diagnostic commands and responses. If you need a specific command or response, please open an issue or better yet, a pull request.

All values are presented as Rust enum, and can be converted to/from their underlying numeric values using the T::from_repr(u8) and u8::from(value). Most enums also have a corresponding ...Byte enums as ByteWrapper<T> to handle the non-standard Extended(u8) values in addition to the defined Standand(T) ones.

use automotive_diag::ByteWrapper::{Extended, Standard};
use automotive_diag::uds::UdsCommand::{DiagnosticSessionControl, ECUReset};
use automotive_diag::uds::UdsCommandByte;

/// Handle a single command byte on the ECU side
fn handle_cmd_byte(cmd: u8) {
    match UdsCommandByte::from(cmd) {
        Standard(DiagnosticSessionControl) => {
            // handle_diag_session()
        }
        Standard(ECUReset) => {
            // handle_ecu_reset()
        }
        Extended(0x42) => {
            // handle_custom_cmd_42()
        }
        _ => {
            // handle all other commands
        }
    }
}

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The code was forked from the amazing rnd-ash/ecu_diagnostics project. The code was forked from the last MIT-versioned code before the MIT to GPL license migration. Initially, this code was developed as a deprecated auto_uds crate.

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• Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
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