Open ghost opened 3 years ago
The Krux simulator was the first attempt at seeing what it would take to get Krux running on a different platform. The mocks necessary to achieve this can be found here: https://github.com/selfcustody/krux/tree/main/simulator/kruxsim/mocks
Note that these mocks were also for Micropython modules that are not found in Python 3, so the actual set of MaixPy-specific logic that would need to be ported is smaller.
EDIT: I should probably refer to these as "shims" in this context, even though they make use of Python's "mock" module...
Move away from Sipeed's custom MaixPy fork of MicroPython so that the project won't be so tightly tied to the M5StickV / M5Stack.
The longer-term goal here is to move Krux toward platform independence so that eventually it could run on any of MicroPython's supported architectures
EDIT: I think there are two ways to approach this: 1) add shims to ports to give them a "maixpy-like" set of modules that Krux can use, or 2) find a way to add shims to MaixPy so that Krux code can be rewritten to rely on standard micropython modules.