VSCode Extensions
Write RouterOS with confidence. Completions, diagnostics, and notebooks — connected to your live router.
The open source RouterOS toolkit.
VSCode extensions. Schemas & Tools. Containers. Scripts. CHR images.
Write RouterOS with confidence. Completions, diagnostics, and notebooks — connected to your live router.
Containers that run on RouterOS. netinstall in a box, retro BSD games over telnet, and a multi-tool Alpine base.
Copy-paste tools for the terminal. Visualize bridge VLANs, automate L3 setup, play piano with :beep.
RouterOS CHR, ready to boot. One-click UTM images for Mac, UEFI-enabled raw images for everything else.
Write and validate /app YAML in the browser. Live schema checking, built-in examples, one-click deploy commands.
What changed? Pick two RouterOS versions, see every difference — commands, parameters, structure.
Search any RouterOS command across versions. Paths, parameters, types — CLI to REST.
Versioned RouterOS API schemas (RAML, OpenAPI) for Postman and other API tools. Generated fresh from each RouterOS release.
The engine behind the web tools. Generates API schemas from live RouterOS CHR instances via GitHub Actions.
Alpine multiprocess container base for RouterOS — bash completions, dev tools, TUI utilities, all managed by mk.
HTTP bridge for RouterOS serial ports, packaged as a container.
WinBox 4.0 as a .deb for Linux. A packaging template more than a distribution.
Emoji and UTF-8 to RouterOS byte-escaping. An Observable notebook.
CSV to RouterOS array types. Another Observable notebook.
restraml uses Pico CSS, highlight.js, deep-diff, json-diff, and jsonpath.fat-chr relies on scripts from @jaclaz and @kriznos, with @sindy providing QA, from a forum discussion.winbox-deb borrows from @eworm and others’ Arch winbox package.make. The netinstall container is just 66 lines of Makefile.traefik-wasm-grain — WASM plugin built with Grain; low-level HttpWasm bindings courtesy of @ospencer./console/inspect “easter egg”.Use at your own risk. No guarantees or warranties.
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