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Control The Things Network from the command line.

Options

      --allow-insecure             Allow insecure fallback if TLS unavailable
      --auth-server string         The address of the OAuth 2.0 server (default "https://account.thethingsnetwork.org")
      --config string              config file (default is $HOME/.ttnctl.yml)
      --data string                directory where ttnctl stores data (default is $HOME/.ttnctl)
      --discovery-address string   The address of the Discovery server (default "discover.thethingsnetwork.org:1900")
      --handler-id string          The ID of the TTN Handler as announced in the Discovery server (default "ttn-handler-eu")
      --mqtt-address string        The address of the MQTT broker (default "eu.thethings.network:1883")
      --mqtt-password string       The password for the MQTT broker
      --mqtt-username string       The username for the MQTT broker
      --router-id string           The ID of the TTN Router as announced in the Discovery server (default "ttn-router-eu")

ttnctl applications

ttnctl applications can be used to manage applications.

ttnctl applications add

ttnctl applications add can be used to add a new application to your account.

Usage: ttnctl applications add [AppID] [Description] [flags]

Options

      --app-eui stringSlice   LoRaWAN AppEUI to register with application
      --skip-register         Do not register application with the Handler
      --skip-select           Do not select this application (also adds --skip-register)

Example

$ ttnctl applications add test "Test application"
  INFO Added Application
  INFO Selected Current Application

ttnctl applications collaborators

applications collaborators can be used to manage the collaborators of an application.

ttnctl applications collaborators add

applications collaborators add can be used to add a collaborator to an application. Available rights are: settings, collaborators, delete, devices

Usage: ttnctl applications collaborators add [AppID] [Username] [Rights...]

ttnctl applications collaborators delete

applications collaborators delete can be used to delete a collaborator from an application.

Usage: ttnctl applications collaborators delete [AppID] [Username]

ttnctl applications delete

ttnctl devices delete can be used to delete an application.

Usage: ttnctl applications delete [AppID]

ttnctl applications info

ttnctl applications info can be used to info applications.

Usage: ttnctl applications info [AppID]

Example

$ ttnctl applications info
  INFO Found application

AppID:   test
Name:    Test application
EUIs:
       - 0000000000000000

Access Keys:
       - Name: default key
         Key:  FZYr01cUhdhY1KBiMghUl+/gXyqXhrF6y+1ww7+DzHg=
         Rights: messages:up:r, messages:down:w

Collaborators:
       - Name: yourname
         Rights: settings, delete, collaborators

ttnctl applications list

ttnctl applications list can be used to list applications.

Usage: ttnctl applications list

Example

$ ttnctl applications list
  INFO Found one application:

 	ID  	Description     	EUIs	Access Keys	Collaborators
1	test	Test application	1   	1          	1

ttnctl applications pf

ttnctl applications pf shows the payload format to handle binary payload.

Usage: ttnctl applications pf

Example

$ ttnctl applications pf
  INFO Discovering Handler...
  INFO Connecting with Handler...
  INFO Found application
  INFO Custom decoder function
function Decoder(bytes, port) {
  var decoded = {};
  if (port === 1) {
    decoded.led = bytes[0];
  }
  return decoded;
}
  INFO No custom converter function
  INFO No custom validator function
  INFO No custom encoder function

ttnctl applications pf set

ttnctl pf set can be used to get or set the payload format and functions of an application. When using payload functions, you can load a file or provide them through stdin.

Usage: ttnctl applications pf set [decoder/converter/validator/encoder/cayennelpp] [file.js] [flags]

Options

      --skip-test   skip payload format test

Example

$ ttnctl applications pf set decoder
  INFO Discovering Handler...
  INFO Connecting with Handler...
function Decoder(bytes, port) {
  // Decode an uplink message from a buffer
  // (array) of bytes to an object of fields.
  var decoded = {};

  // if (port === 1) {
  //   decoded.led = bytes[0];
  // }

  return decoded;
}
########## Write your Decoder here and end with Ctrl+D (EOF):
function Decoder(bytes, port) {
  var decoded = {};

  // if (port === 1) {
  //   decoded.led = bytes[0];
  // }

  return decoded;
}

Do you want to test the payload functions? (Y/n)
Y

Payload: 12 34
Port: 1

  INFO Function tested successfully

  INFO Updated application                      AppID=test

ttnctl applications register

ttnctl applications register can be used to register this application with the handler.

Usage: ttnctl applications register

Example

$ ttnctl applications register
  INFO Discovering Handler...
  INFO Connecting with Handler...
  INFO Registered application                   AppID=test

ttnctl applications select

ttnctl applications select can be used to select the application to use in next commands.

Usage: ttnctl applications select [AppID [AppEUI]]

Example

$ ttnctl applications select
  INFO Found one application "test", selecting that one.
  INFO Found one EUI "0000000000000000", selecting that one.
  INFO Updated configuration

ttnctl applications unregister

ttnctl unregister can be used to unregister this application from the handler.

Usage: ttnctl applications unregister

Example

$ ttnctl applications unregister
Are you sure you want to unregister application test?
> yes
  INFO Discovering Handler...
  INFO Connecting with Handler...
  INFO Unregistered application                 AppID=test

ttnctl config

ttnctl config prints the configuration that is used

Usage: ttnctl config

ttnctl devices

ttnctl devices can be used to manage devices.

Options

      --app-eui string   The app EUI to use
      --app-id string    The app ID to use

ttnctl devices delete

ttnctl devices delete can be used to delete a device.

Usage: ttnctl devices delete [Device ID]

Example

$ ttnctl devices delete test
  INFO Using Application                        AppID=test
Are you sure you want to delete device test from application test?
> yes
  INFO Discovering Handler...
  INFO Connecting with Handler...
  INFO Deleted device                           AppID=test DevID=test

ttnctl devices info

ttnctl devices info can be used to get information about a device.

Usage: ttnctl devices info [Device ID] [flags]

Options

      --format string   Formatting: hex/msb/lsb (default "hex")

Example

$ ttnctl devices info test
  INFO Using Application                        AppEUI=70B3D57EF0000024 AppID=test
  INFO Discovering Handler...
  INFO Connecting with Handler...
  INFO Found device

  Application ID: test
       Device ID: test
       Last Seen: never

    LoRaWAN Info:

     AppEUI: 70B3D57EF0000024
     DevEUI: 0001D544B2936FCE
    DevAddr: 26001ADA
     AppKey: <nil>
    AppSKey: D8DD37B4B709BA76C6FEC62CAD0CCE51
    NwkSKey: 3382A3066850293421ED8D392B9BF4DF
     FCntUp: 0
   FCntDown: 0
    Options:

ttnctl devices list

ttnctl devices list can be used to list all devices for the current application.

Usage: ttnctl devices list

Example

$ ttnctl devices list
  INFO Using Application                        AppID=test
  INFO Discovering Handler...
  INFO Connecting with Handler...

DevID	AppEUI          	DevEUI          	DevAddr
test 	70B3D57EF0000024	0001D544B2936FCE	26001ADA

  INFO Listed 1 devices                         AppID=test

ttnctl devices personalize

ttnctl devices personalize can be used to personalize a device (ABP).

Usage: ttnctl devices personalize [Device ID] [NwkSKey] [AppSKey]

Example

$ ttnctl devices personalize test
  INFO Using Application                        AppEUI=70B3D57EF0000024 AppID=test
  INFO Generating random NwkSKey...
  INFO Generating random AppSKey...
  INFO Discovering Handler...                   Handler=ttn-handler-eu
  INFO Connecting with Handler...               Handler=eu.thethings.network:1904
  INFO Requesting DevAddr for device...
  INFO Personalized device                      AppID=test AppSKey=D8DD37B4B709BA76C6FEC62CAD0CCE51 DevAddr=26001ADA DevID=test NwkSKey=3382A3066850293421ED8D392B9BF4DF

ttnctl devices register

ttnctl devices register can be used to register a new device.

Usage: ttnctl devices register [Device ID] [DevEUI] [AppKey] [Lat,Long]

Example

$ ttnctl devices register test
  INFO Using Application                        AppEUI=70B3D57EF0000024 AppID=test
  INFO Generating random DevEUI...
  INFO Generating random AppKey...
  INFO Discovering Handler...
  INFO Connecting with Handler...
  INFO Registered device                        AppEUI=70B3D57EF0000024 AppID=test AppKey=EBD2E2810A4307263FE5EF78E2EF589D DevEUI=0001D544B2936FCE DevID=test

ttnctl devices register on-join

ttnctl devices register on-join can be used to register a device template for on-join registrations.

Usage: ttnctl devices register on-join [Device ID Prefix] [AppKey]

ttnctl devices set

ttnctl devices set can be used to set properties of a device.

Usage: ttnctl devices set [Device ID] [flags]

Options

      --16-bit-fcnt               Use 16 bit FCnt
      --32-bit-fcnt               Use 32 bit FCnt (default)
      --altitude int32            Set altitude
      --app-key string            Set AppKey
      --app-s-key string          Set AppSKey
      --attr-remove stringSlice   Remove device attribute
      --attr-set stringSlice      Add a device attribute (key:value)
      --description string        Set Description
      --dev-addr string           Set DevAddr
      --dev-eui string            Set DevEUI
      --disable-fcnt-check        Disable FCnt check
      --enable-fcnt-check         Enable FCnt check (default)
      --fcnt-down int             Set FCnt Down (default -1)
      --fcnt-up int               Set FCnt Up (default -1)
      --latitude float32          Set latitude
      --longitude float32         Set longitude
      --nwk-s-key string          Set NwkSKey
      --override                  Override protection against breaking changes

Example

$ ttnctl devices set test --fcnt-up 0 --fcnt-down 0
  INFO Using Application                        AppID=test
  INFO Discovering Handler...
  INFO Connecting with Handler...
  INFO Updated device                           AppID=test DevID=test

ttnctl devices simulate

ttnctl devices simulate can be used to simulate an uplink message for a device.

Usage: ttnctl devices simulate [Device ID] [Payload] [flags]

Options

      --port uint32   Port number (default 1)

ttnctl downlink

ttnctl downlink can be used to send a downlink message to a device.

Usage: ttnctl downlink [DevID] [Payload] [flags]

Options

      --access-key string   The access key to use
      --confirmed           Confirmed downlink
      --fport int           FPort for downlink (default 1)
      --json                Provide the payload as JSON

Example

$ ttnctl downlink test aabc
  INFO Connecting to MQTT...
  INFO Connected to MQTT
  INFO Enqueued downlink                        AppID=test DevID=test

$ ttnctl downlink test --json '{"led":"on"}'
  INFO Connecting to MQTT...
  INFO Connected to MQTT
  INFO Enqueued downlink                        AppID=test DevID=test

ttnctl gateways

ttnctl gateways can be used to manage gateways.

ttnctl gateways collaborators

gateways collaborators can be used to manage the collaborators of a gateway.

ttnctl gateways collaborators add

gateways collaborators add can be used to add a collaborator to a gateway. Available rights are: gateway:settings, gateway:collaborators, gateway:delete, gateway:location, gateway:status, gateway:owner, gateway:messages

Usage: ttnctl gateways collaborators add [AppID] [Username] [Rights...]

ttnctl gateways collaborators delete

gateways collaborators delete can be used to delete a collaborator from a gateway.

Usage: ttnctl gateways collaborators delete [AppID] [Username]

ttnctl gateways delete

ttnctl gateways delete can be used to delete a gateway

Usage: ttnctl gateways delete [GatewayID]

Example

$ ttnctl gateways delete test
  INFO Deleted gateway                          Gateway ID=test

ttnctl gateways edit

ttnctl gateways edit can be used to edit settings of a gateway

Usage: ttnctl gateways edit [GatewayID] [flags]

Options

      --antenna-model string    The antenna model of the gateway
      --antenna-type string     The antenna type of the gateway
      --brand string            The brand of the gateway
      --description string      The description of the gateway
      --frequency-plan string   The frequency plan to use on the gateway
      --location string         The location of the gateway
      --location-private        Make the location of the gateway private
      --location-public         Make the location of the gateway public
      --model string            The model of the gateway
      --owner string            The owner of the gateway
      --owner-private           Make the owner of the gateway private
      --owner-public            Make the owner of the gateway public
      --router string           The router of the gateway
      --status-private          Make the status of the gateway private
      --status-public           Make the status of the gateway public

Example

$ ttnctl gateways edit test --location 52.37403,4.88968 --frequency-plan EU
  INFO Edited gateway                          Gateway ID=test

ttnctl gateways info

ttnctl gateways info can be used to get information about a gateway

Usage: ttnctl gateways info [GatewayID]

ttnctl gateways list

ttnctl gateways list can be used to list the gateways you have access to

Usage: ttnctl gateways list

Example

$ ttnctl gateways list
 	ID  	Activated	Frequency Plan	Coordinates
1	test	true		US				(52.3740, 4.8896)

ttnctl gateways register

ttnctl gateways register can be used to register a gateway

Usage: ttnctl gateways register [GatewayID] [FrequencyPlan] [Location]

Example

$ ttnctl gateways register test US 52.37403,4.88968
  INFO Registered gateway                          Gateway ID=test

ttnctl selfupdate

ttnctl selfupdate updates the current ttnctl to the latest version

Usage: ttnctl selfupdate

ttnctl subscribe

ttnctl subscribe can be used to subscribe to events for this application.

Usage: ttnctl subscribe [flags]

Options

      --access-key string   The access key to use

ttnctl user

ttnctl user shows the current logged on user's profile

Usage: ttnctl user

Example

$ ttnctl user
  INFO Found user profile:

            Username: yourname
                Name: Your Name
               Email: your@email.org

  INFO Login credentials valid until Sep 20 09:04:12

ttnctl user login

ttnctl user login allows you to log in to your TTN account.

Usage: ttnctl user login [access code]

Example

First get an access code from your TTN profile by going to
https://account.thethingsnetwork.org and clicking "ttnctl access code".

$ ttnctl user login [paste the access code you requested above]
  INFO Successfully logged in as yourname (your@email.org)

ttnctl user logout

ttnctl user logout logs out the current user

Usage: ttnctl user logout

ttnctl user register

ttnctl user register allows you to register a new user in the account server

Usage: ttnctl user register [username] [e-mail]

Example

$ ttnctl user register yourname your@email.org
Password: <entering password>
  INFO Registered user
  WARN You might have to verify your email before you can login

ttnctl version

ttnctl version gets the build and version information of ttnctl

Usage: ttnctl version