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blamebutton/php-serial
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Multi-platform serial port access convenience class

v1.0.0-rc1(7y ago)06621GPL-2.0-onlyPHP

Since Jan 30Pushed 5y ago1 watchersCompare

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PHP Serial
==========

[](#php-serial)

Install
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[](#install)

```
composer require blamebutton/php-serial
```

PHP Serial was written at a time where I did not know any other language than PHP and I started to get seriously bored with its abilities.

I somehow got hold of a « Citizen C2202-PD » point-of-sale display, and I wanted to play around with it. I also managed to get the documentation of it, and created a convenience class to access the serial port though the Linux file.

Afterwards, I posted it to [PHP Classes](http://www.phpclasses.org/package/3679-PHP-Communicate-with-a-serial-port.html), and this probably is what brought it any visibility.

Example
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[](#example)

```