lipd Overview
lipd uses standard input/output (stdio) for communication, making it easy to integrate with any language or tool that can spawn a subprocess and redirect streams.
Quickstart
To start the daemon, simply run:
bash
lipd runThis will start the JSON-RPC server, listening on stdin and writing responses to stdout.
Connecting
Protocol Overview
- Protocol: JSON-RPC 2.0
- Transport: Standard Input/Output (stdio)
- Encoding: UTF-8 (lines separated by
\nor purely streaming JSON objects)
TIP
It is recommended to use a JSON-RPC library for your programming language to handle message framing and parsing reliably.
Client Contract
When connecting to lipd, your client should be prepared to handle notifications sent by the daemon. These notifications provide feedback on operations, such as progress updates or log messages.
Common notifications include:
PrintInfoPrintSuccessPrintWarningPrintErrorReportProgress
See the OpenRPC Specification for rigorous definitions of these methods.