Add ares-setup-device (non-interactive device management)#10
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Port the ares-setup-device command from webos-tools/cli as a new workspace crate. This first cut covers the non-interactive (scriptable) operations; interactive prompts and SSDP --search are intentionally deferred. Commands: --list, --listfull, --add, --modify, --remove, --default, --reset. --add/--modify take device details via --info, accepting either a JSON object or repeated key=value pairs (with ipAddress/user aliases), and choose password vs ssh-key auth based on what is provided. Validation mirrors the reference CLI (name must not start with $/%, host must be localhost or IPv4, port 1-65535). The list output matches the reference table layout (name/deviceinfo/connection/profile/passphrase). Supporting data-layer additions in common/device: - DeviceManager::modify replaces an existing device in place - DeviceManager::reset restores the bundled default emulator entry - add now rejects duplicate names; remove refuses indelible devices https://claude.ai/code/session_017vAGzSSYNcgdQzJRLWfX47
Port the key-retrieval part of ares-novacom as a new crate. With --getkey it downloads the device's webos_rsa private key (the existing DeviceManager::novacom_getkey, which fetches http://<host>:9991/webos_rsa and verifies the passphrase), saves it to ~/.ssh/webos_<device> with 0600 permissions, and wires it into the device config: privateKey, passphrase, and the webOS dev-mode defaults prisoner@<host>:9922. The --passphrase flag supplies the code shown in the device's Developer Mode app (no interactive prompt in this first cut). Expose DeviceManager::ssh_key_dir so the binary can resolve the key directory. https://claude.ai/code/session_017vAGzSSYNcgdQzJRLWfX47
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Port the ares-setup-device command from webos-tools/cli as a new
workspace crate. This first cut covers the non-interactive (scriptable)
operations; interactive prompts and SSDP --search are intentionally
deferred.
Commands: --list, --listfull, --add, --modify, --remove, --default,
--reset. --add/--modify take device details via --info, accepting either
a JSON object or repeated key=value pairs (with ipAddress/user aliases),
and choose password vs ssh-key auth based on what is provided.
Validation mirrors the reference CLI (name must not start with $/%, host
must be localhost or IPv4, port 1-65535). The list output matches the
reference table layout (name/deviceinfo/connection/profile/passphrase).
Supporting data-layer additions in common/device:
https://claude.ai/code/session_017vAGzSSYNcgdQzJRLWfX47