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Hi, I ran into the same issue / same behavior as described by Stephen. WiPy seams not to be able to access the flash from FTP, REPL is dead etc. Also before the WiPi bricked itself, I was running a script which was writing data to flash. So the question is: is my WiPy dead for ever or is there a cha...

Hi, Hi, And here the equivalent with mpfshell: In [1]: import mp.mpfshell In [2]: from mp.mpfshell import MpFileShell In [3]: mpfs = MpFileShell() In [4]: mpfs.do_open('ser:/dev/ttyUSB0') Connected to esp8266 In [5]: mpfs.do_exec("import machine\n\nprint(machine.freq())") 80000000 I definitely want ...

Hi,

a while ago, I ported exactly that library you mentioned for WiPy and ESP. You might want to have a look at the results here:

https://github.com/wendlers/micropython-mfrc522

regards,
Stefan

Here is a port I did a while a go. Tested so far on ESP and WiPy.

http://forum.micropython.org/viewtopic.php?t=1980

Gesendet von meinem HUAWEI CRR-L09 mit Tapatalk

Since there seams to be some demand :-), I added basic Windows support to the shell. Basic means, that in general it works (serial, websocket, telnet), but some keys (e.g. tab) don't work as they are known to work under Linux. Also note, that I only tested on Windows 10 with Python 3.5 (and PySerial...

The tool should now support Python 2 and 3.

Regards,
Stefan

profra wrote:@wendlers Thanks, thanks... mpfshell is handy tool... working on the first run.... some small bugs in editing cmd line but it doesn't matter.

Thanks! For bugs, your are very welcome to file an issue on github.

Hi, It seems wrong to write a new tool which runs on Python 2; Micropython is itself based on Python3 and all new projects should surely use P3. Support for Python3 is clearly on the list. I just had no time yet to test on Python3. And you really want to fix that echoing bug. I think the mentioned i...

Hi, I finished basic support for connecting with the "shell" to the ESP8266 via websockets (WebREPL needs to be active). Thus, all the shell operations (like put, get, full REPL, ...) are usable via a WiFi connection. Using a websocket connection is done by the following command in the shell: https:...

Hi,

very nice . Just tried it, and it works. Beside the memory savings, it looks like my module is loading much faster when pre-compiled.

regards,
stefan