version:0.1.6 Beta
- Pymewc is a new and innovative python library that can be used for connecting python with the microcontroller world.
- Pymewc is a lightweight package that aims simplicity yet performing complex tasks with ease.
- Read data from each pin of the microcontroller
- Read data printed on the serial monitor window
- Scoping Using Analog Pin 0 with a accuracy of upto 100 Hz
- Writing program to the microcontroller(Development Stage)
- Sending data to the local cloud service / running a apache server(Development Stage)
Pymewc requires Python v3.6+ to run. But extensively tested and recomends using python version > 3.7
Install the dependencies and packages and thats it.
pip install pymewc
Downloading pip on linux based operating systems
Debian and Debian Based distros(Ubuntu, Mint etc)
sudo apt install python3-pip
For Arch and Arch Based distros(Manjaro, Endevour etc)
sudo pacman -S python-pip
Installing package using pip
pip3 install pymewc
To check whether the python package is working and responding perfectly
import pymewc
pymewc.hello()
To make the LED blink with time delay
import pymewc
pymewc.blink()
For printing what the serial monitor prints:
import pymewc
pymewc.serial()
For printing what the serial monitor prints without infinity loop condition specify no. of data to be displayed:
import pymewc
pymewc.serial_discrete()
For scoping using analog pin A0 (Currently default value is A0 other analog pin values are under development) :
import pymewc
pymewc.scope()
Adding few other features which are digitalRead and digitalWrite functionalites(In development will be live soon)
- Working on autodetect port name
- Digital read and write functionalities for microcontrollers
- Arduino scoping for other analog pins
- Multiple scoping at the same time
Want to contribute? Great!
I will always welcome everyone contributers to contribute to the project which will be live soon. Hope it hits the market hard
The scope image output in the matplotlib output window (Scoping Image output)
MIT
Free Software, Hell Yeah!