Closed jabdoa2 closed 7 years ago
Yes that's certainly possible and should not take long. However I must warn you that it's currently far from complete and not necessarily stable. It works well for my need but I don't anybody else has really used it. Have you already tried to play with it yet ?
Yes we played with it. First PR: https://github.com/PierreRust/apigpio/pull/4. Expect some more. We will probably have a few users since it is a cheap tool to interface SPI/I2C devices and to control servos.
Ok, great news :) I'll check the PR. I'll probably work again on it if it has more users !
First draft of our RPi pinball platform: https://github.com/missionpinball/mpf/pull/958/files
I had a look at your project, looks like a lot of fun !
apigpio is now published on pypi : https://pypi.python.org/pypi/apigpio/0.0.1
However, I have not checked yet if everything works well after pip install.
Thanks. Did you upload it including all PRs merged?
No, I'll push an updated version with the PR.
The new 0.0.2 version, available on Pypi, contains all the pull-requests
We would like up use apigpio in https://github.com/missionpinball/mpf/ which heavily relies on asyncio to support the RPi as some kind of port extender. However, we need a convenient way for our users to install it. Can you upload it to pypi? We only need python 3+ (currently 3.4 to 3.6).