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This is based off the fsprecisionneo driver, as the two share an almost
identical protocol. The readings format is different between them, but
otherwise the commands are compatible.
There are a number of higher-level commands that differ between them,
though, so it might be necessary to specialize the drivers further in the
future.
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There are shared commands that allow settings the date and time of the
device, implement those in the freestyle support module, so that they can
be re-used in implementation of the same base protocol.
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This driver uses the HID-based protocol which is shared among different
devices.
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The number of freestyle devices drivers will soon skyrocket, use the same
shortening as the OneTouch ones.
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This driver supports SD Codefree readers, that are sold in the UK by
HomeHealth UK.
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The default USB connection provides a USB storage device with a CSV
datafile. This driver works by looking for that file and importing it.
This does not support setting the time, nor reading the actual device
time, but it is at least a good way to import data from different meters
under the same format.
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This should provide more information on the devices themselves,
particularly now that different levels of features are available.
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This should be working for OneTouch Select Plus devices, too. It currently
does not support reporting in the native unit of the device.
As of today, you'll also need my forked repository of python-scsi, as the
current upstream one does not have working SGIO for Linux.
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Also update copyright year.
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The driver is fully functional but requires proper documentation and
testing.
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There is no reason for me to use GPLv3 now that I'm not using the
CRC32-Sick code, so I'll go with the most liberal license out there.
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