user_commands.py

#!/usr/bin/python3

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# Last modified on 9-26-2020, by Eric, KF7EEL

# This is a split from the shark-py-sms project to allow an APRS only setup.
# This is to accomodate users who do not use DMR but wish to still have an interactive
# messaging setup. This should work with any APRS compatable radio, even bridged DMR systems.
# https://github.com/kf7eel/shark-py-sms

# Feel free to modify and improve.
import core
from user_functions import *

# Command list

cmd_list = {
'EX': example,
'EX2': example2,
'EX3': example3

}