Cellular Monitor app

The Cellular Monitor app in nRF Connect for Desktop lets you capture and analyze modem traces.

Installation

The Cellular Monitor app is installed from nRF Connect from Desktop. For detailed steps, see Installing nRF Connect for Desktop apps in the nRF Connect from Desktop documentation.

Documentation

Read the Cellular Monitor app official documentation.

Development

See the app development pages for details on how to develop apps for the nRF Connect for Desktop framework.

Additional steps to use the '@nordicsemi/nrfml-js' package

For license reasons, @nordicsemi/nrfml-js is a private package available only at https://npm.pkg.github.com.

To install it, you need a GitHub token.

Before running npm ci or npm install --registry https://npm.pkg.github.com/ @nordicsemi/nrfml-js@latest set up authentication:

1. Verify that your GitHub user has the required privileges: You must be able to visit https://github.com/nordicsemi/nrfml/pkgs/npm/nrfml-js.

2. Go to https://github.com/settings/tokens/new and create a personal access token (classic). Fine-grained tokens currently cannot read packages, so you must use a classic token. Grant only the read:packages scope.

3. Select Configure SSO and authorize the organization nordicsemi, then copy the token for the next step.

4. Create or edit .npmrc (and of course never share its contents) and add the line //npm.pkg.github.com/:_authToken=ghp_XXXXX, replacing ghp_XXXXX with the token from step 2.

   It is recommended to not add @nordicsemi:registry=https://npm.pkg.github.com/ to .npmrc, because that would request all @nordicsemi scoped packages from https://npm.pkg.github.com. Some packages with that scope may not be available there, only in the default registry at https://npmjs.com.

   When installing or updating this package, specify the registry explicitly, for example: npm install --registry https://npm.pkg.github.com/ @nordicsemi/nrfml-js@latest

   The information from which registry a package stems is stored in package-lock.json. After installing the package as described, you can simply run npm ci to install the same version again.

Feedback

Please report issues on the DevZone portal.

Contributing

See the information on contributing for details.

License

See the LICENSE file for details.