cargo install --locked trunk
# or with binstall
cargo binstall trunk

1. (Optional) adapt index.html to use the correct feature set. Default is the entirely self-contained version.
2. Run trunk serve --release (takes a while)
3. Open your browser at the address shown by trunk (e.g., http://127.0.0.1:8080/)

Use cargo run or cargo run --bin <binary> --features <feature1>,<feature2> to build and run the program.

cargo run --release

If you want, you can generate a new vector and make settings with

cargo run --bin record_to_file --features record_to_file --no-default-features

cargo run --features replay_vec --no-default-features

Start the Websocket transmitter in a separate session:

cargo run --bin websocket_tx --features websocket_tx --no-default-features

and then the websocket receiver:

cargo run --features websocket_rx --no-default-features

In order to have everything contained in a single crate, different functionality is feature-gated and the ones that are not related to producing plots are in separate binaries.

By Default svg and futuresdr_integrated features are enabled. CAUTION: The SVG backend is rather slow, so use it with --release.

The features are described in Cargo.toml. The following combinations are valid: