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HamBench is a set of TypeScript packages plus JSON radio modules. The desktop app interprets those modules; you do not write a per-radio driver in TypeScript.

Package	Role
@springfield/ham-radio-api	Types and schemas (protocol DSL, memory map, serial config)
@springfield/ham-radio-utils	Memory-map codec, band plan, license mapping, validation
@springfield/ham-radio-driver	Serial driver that executes protocol steps
@springfield/ham-radio-registry	Load and validate radio configs; official catalog types
ham-radio-ui	HamBench desktop app
ham-radio-sniffer	Headless serial bridge
radio-module-baofeng / radio-module-kenwood	JSON radio modules

Official modules are JSON zips on GitHub Releases, listed in radio-module-catalog. They are not published to npm.

Start here

1. Architecture
2. Create a radio module
3. Protocol DSL and Memory-map DSL
4. Publish a module

import { RadioDriver } from '@springfield/ham-radio-driver';

const driver = new RadioDriver(radioConfig, logger);
const memory = await driver.readRadio('/dev/ttyUSB0', progressIndicator);