Add open in browser script

[zuckschwerdt]

A quick proof-of-concept script to parse a sample file with rtl_433 and open the pulse data analysis in the browser. (just download the script and run ./open_rtl433.py sample.cu8)

Quite useful shortcut for a common workflow: show the pulse data (OOK or FSK) that rtl_433 found in some sample file.

Something like this should also work for the I/Q data spectrogram. And we could perhaps add a "publish" feature to stash the data somewhere and return a url the user can share.

A draft just to get some initial feedback, ideally this should be integrated in rtl_433 itself (i.e. a mode to serve one http request and exit).

Comments and further ideas very much welcome!

[anthyz]

First I just have to say that the triq.org documentation and tools are well done and have been very informative and useful. Excellent work! That said this script is a welcome shortcut. One thing I noticed, though, is that pulse data is not properly generated for .cu8 files for FSK signals since all decoders are disabled and therefore enable_FM_demod=0. Along the same lines I wonder if there are ways to streamline getting the bits into bitbench. For example, a button to copy the bits to the clipboard from Pulseview.

[zuckschwerdt]

Thanks! I admit I just threw the script out there and didn't even test. We need to remove "-R", "0", from line 15 and keep the decoders active.