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peterhinch / micropython-nano-gui

A lightweight MicroPython GUI library for display drivers based on framebuf class
MIT License
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upip support #29

Closed petrkr closed 1 year ago

petrkr commented 2 years ago

Hello, please consider upip support for easier upload to ESP32. Because rhsell have some issues with large and lot of files... So upip will safe lots of broken keyboards and USB cables ;)

/micropython-nano-gui> cp -r gui /pyboard/lib/
timed out or error in transfer to remote: b''
/micropython-nano-gui> ls gui/
peterhinch commented 2 years ago

I'm puzzled: I have had no problems with rshell on ESP32. I don't recall anyone else experiencing this, but a forum search might yield results. I use the following args to connect to ESP32:

$ rshell -p /dev/ttyUSB0 --buffer-size=30 -a

I've considered putting things on PyPi but I'm not keen: I maintain a lot of repos and copying them all to PyPi would add to the maintenance burden.

petrkr commented 2 years ago

I see. For now I did .tar from those files and upload by using our "deploy" script. So I figured out how to do.

Also would be nice if that library will be namespaced in subdir like

nanogui.core nanogui.driver.....

because now it's flat along other libraries and it's messy.

For more projects on pypi would be nice to use some Travis, which will do lot of job for you. For me I have only few packages now, so I do it by hand, but if we will maintain more packages, I will try to thing about travis (or some other CI) too

anyway regards for really good project

peterhinch commented 1 year ago

Please note that upip is now obsolete. See official docs.

petrkr commented 1 year ago

Thanks, I somehow missed this and still creating and uploading my packages to Pypi. Compiled version from mpi seems to be better way, I have to study how to migrate those packages there.