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app jet1090

Real-time Mode S and ADS-B data with REST and ZMQ endpoints

12 releases

0.3.8 Oct 16, 2024
0.3.7 Oct 7, 2024
0.3.6 Sep 26, 2024
0.3.5 Aug 31, 2024
0.2.0 Apr 11, 2024

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185 downloads per month

MIT license

6.5MB
8K SLoC

jet1090

jet1090 is an improved version of dump1090 in Rust designed to decode in parallel several sources of Mode S and ADS-B data (Beast feed in TCP/UDP, RTL-SDR) and serve the info in REST endpoints or websockets.

Installation

Run the following Cargo command:

cargo install jet1090

You may also install already compiled versions from the GitHub Releases page.

Support for RTL-SDR dongles

Compile with the feature rtlsdr:

cargo install jet1090 --feature rtlsdr
  • Recommended procedure with MacOS:

    brew install soapysdr
    brew install soapyrtlsdr
    

    Use the following commands if you want to keep your Mac awake while recording:

    caffeinate
    sudo pmset -b disablesleep 1
    
  • Recommended procedure with Linux:

    apt install libsoapysdr-dev  # useful for building
    apt install soapysdr-module-rtlsdr  # useful for running
    
  • Recommended procedure with Windows:

    The pre-built Windows Pothos SDR development environment ships the necessary DLLs necessary to decode from the RTL-SDR. Follow the instructions for "Download and Install" and use Zadig to recognise your USB dongle.

Usage

See --help for more information.

Dependencies

~69MB
~1M SLoC