Complete documentation can be found on www.docs.rs/nmea
Supported sentences (alphabetically ordered):
AAM
- Waypoint Arrival Alarm (feature:waypoint
)ALM
- GPS Almanac Data (feature:GNSS
)APA
- Autopilot Sentence "A" (feature:GNSS
)BOD
- Bearing - Waypoint to Waypoint (feature:waypoint
)BWC
- Bearing & Distance to Waypoint - Great Circle (feature:waypoint
)BWW
- Bearing - Waypoint to Waypoint (feature:waypoint
)DBK
- Depth Below Keel (feature:water
)DBS
- Depth Below Surface (feature:water
)DPT
- Depth of Water (feature:water
)GBS
- GPS Satellite Fault Detection (feature:GNSS
)GGA
- * Global Positioning System Fix Data (feature:GNSS
)GLL
- * Geographic Position - Latitude/Longitude (feature:GNSS
)GNS
- * Fix data (feature:GNSS
)GSA
- * GPS DOP and active satellites (feature:GNSS
)GST
- GPS Pseudorange Noise Statistics (feature:GNSS
)GSV
- * Satellites in view (feature:GNSS
)HDT
- Heading - True (feature:other
)MDA
- Meterological Composite (feature:other
)MTW
- Mean Temperature of Water (feature:water
)MWV
- Wind Speed and Angle (feature:other
)RMC
- * Recommended Minimum Navigation Information (feature:GNSS
)RMZ
- PGRMZ - Garmin Altitude (feature:vendor-specific
)TTM
- Tracked target message (feature:radar
)TXT
- * Text message (feature:other
)VHW
- Water speed and heading (feature:water
)VTG
- * Track made good and Ground speed (feature:GNSS
)WNC
- Distance - Waypoint to waypoint (feature:waypoint
)ZDA
- Time & Date - UTC, day, month, year and local time zone (feature:other
)ZFO
- UTC & Time from origin Waypoint (feature:waypoint
)ZTG
- UTC & Time to Destination Waypoint (feature:waypoint
)
* Nmea::parse()
supported sentences
We have an ongoing effort to support as many sentences from NMEA 0183
as possible,
starting with the most well-known.
If you'd like to contribute by writing a parser for a given message, check out the Supporting additional sentences (AeroRust/nmea#54) issue and contribute in 3 easy steps:
- Write a comment in the issue for the sentence(s) you'd like to implement, you will be mentioned on the task to avoid duplicate efforts.
- Implement each sentence in it's own branch alongside:
- At least 2 tests (1 passing and 1 failing) in its own module under the
./src/sentences
directory using thenom
crate. - Re-export the structures and parsing function in
./src/sentences.rs
- Add a passing test to
tests/all_supported_messages.rs
- Add the sentence to the features list in
Cargo.toml
in alphabetical order and assign it to proper category (if you are unsure which category to use, open a PR to discuss it) - Add the sentence to the
README.md
list of supported sentences above - Passing linters checks. Just run
cargo fmt
and fix any issues raised bycargo clippy
- Appropriate documentation following the rest of the sentences format. For proper documentation you can take a look at
GSV
,APA
andWNC
sentences.
- At least 2 tests (1 passing and 1 failing) in its own module under the
- Open a PR 🎉
NB: We use https://gpsd.gitlab.io/gpsd/NMEA.html as a reference for most sentences as it's a very well documented project.
NMEA 0183 is a combined electrical and data specification for communication between marine electronics such as echo sounder, sonars, anemometer, gyrocompass, autopilot, GPS receivers and many other types of instruments.
Add the nmea
dependency in your Cargo.toml
:
[dependencies]
nmea = "0.7"
This crate support no_std
without the use of an allocator ( alloc
),
just add the nmea
crate without the default features:
[dependencies]
nmea = { version = "0.7", default-features = false }
To use the NMEA parser create a Nmea
struct and feed it with NMEA sentences (only supports GNSS
messages, otherwise use the parse_str()
and parse_bytes()
):
use nmea::Nmea;
fn main() {
let mut nmea = Nmea::default();
let gga = "$GPGGA,092750.000,5321.6802,N,00630.3372,W,1,8,1.03,61.7,M,55.2,M,,*76";
// feature `GGA` should be enabled to parse this sentence.
#[cfg(feature = "GGA")]
{
nmea.parse(gga).unwrap();
println!("{}", nmea);
}
}
The Minimum supported Rust version (or MSRV) is 1.70.0.
We use #![deny(unsafe_code)]
for a fully unsafe
-free crate.
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the project by you, shall be licensed as Apache-2.0, without any additional terms or conditions.