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Seify

Rust SDR hardware abstraction for applications that want one API over multiple radio backends.

What Seify Provides

A clear path towards a great Rust SDR driver ecosystem.

  • One API for probing, opening, configuring, and streaming from SDR devices.
  • Typed devices when an application wants a concrete backend.
  • Type-erased devices when an application wants runtime driver selection.
  • Capability-oriented channel APIs, so backends expose the controls they support.
  • Feature-gated drivers, so each binary only includes the SDR backends it needs.
  • SoapySDR support for broad hardware coverage and native Rust drivers where available.

The native Rust drivers are still experimental. For production use and the widest set of stable hardware integrations, prefer the SoapySDR backend.

Features

The default feature set is soapy.

Enable drivers explicitly in Cargo.toml or on the command line:

cargo check --no-default-features --features rtlsdr
cargo check --no-default-features --features hydrasdr,hackrfone

Available features:

Feature Driver argument Notes
dummy driver=dummy Driver for unit tests.
soapy driver=soapy SoapySDR backend. Enabled by default. Requires SoapySDR system libraries.
aaronia_http driver=aaronia_http Aaronia HTTP backend.
bladerf1 driver=bladerf bladeRF 1 backend.
hackrfone driver=hackrfone HackRF One backend.
hydrasdr driver=hydrasdr HydraSDR backend.
rtlsdr driver=rtlsdr RTL-SDR backend.

Use the generic API with an argument string to select a backend at runtime:

cargo run --no-default-features --features rtlsdr --example probe -- --args driver=rtlsdr
cargo run --no-default-features --features rtlsdr --example rx_generic -- --args driver=rtlsdr

Additional driver-specific arguments can be passed in the same string:

cargo run --no-default-features --features soapy --example probe -- --args driver=soapy,soapy_driver=rtlsdr

Example

use num_complex::Complex32;
use seify::DynDevice;

pub fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    let dev = DynDevice::new()?;
    let rx0 = dev.rx(0)?;
    let mut samps = [Complex32::new(0.0, 0.0); 1024];
    let mut rx = rx0.streamer()?;
    rx.activate()?;
    let n = rx.read(&mut [&mut samps], 200000)?;
    println!("read {n} samples");

    Ok(())
}

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