MicroPython Forum (Archive)

One idea I would like to see would be to break out the gpio pins using the same high density connector as the tinyduino https://tinycircuits.com/collections/all/products/tinyduino-basic-kit-lithium-version to keep the board small. Then sell separate adapters to accept raspberry pi hats and arduino s...

Duh, realized dropbox only showed the images if I was logged in.

Now that I have cloudmanager's mbm_sync service able to use pycharm's deploy functionality to push code to my esp8266 boards on save. I have been wanting a command UI that has more power than a REPL, more like iPython/Jupyter notebook. So I've started working on a web interface for cloudmanager and ...

I just noticed that my code updates to this tool have been published as dev packages, which pip ignores by default so installs have been getting a real old version of the tool. I pushed a release package that should be able to automatically flash nodemcu, and wemosd1 boards. It can flash huzzah boar...

I'd like to add for the esp8266 the cloudmanager server I'm working on works pretty well for managing esp8266 boards, as long as you're not running windows (there is one python module it uses that doesn't support windows) The cloudmanager server is: Completely open source pip installable (no yum/apt...

It would be simpler to just flash the esp8266 board with micropython and connect the temp sensor to it. You could then use the micropython mptt, redis, or socket connections to transmit the data to a server on the network. Or just run a simple web server on the esp8266 itself depending on what your ...

Just a note I had some issues flashing some newer nodemcu boards. The new boards needed to be flashed with a flash mode of dio to work properly. So I added code to automatically retry the flash operation with a different flash_mode if the board doesn't flash properly with the defaults. It now seems ...

What is the behaviour when this occurs? Is the board hanging completely?

I know I'm seeing intermittent hangs off esp8266 boards that require a hard reset to recover.

I've add functionality to allow cloudmanager to install packages on the managed boards without requiring upip on the board. I.E. the download, unpack, and dependency resolution of the package installation is done on the management server. I also added some changes to make it easier to get working on...

The import in your __init__.py should probably be relative, so it knows it's importing the version in the same directory as __init__.py instead of following the path which causes it to re-import the __init__.py

So inside the __init.py the import should probably be:
from .StpMotor import StpMotor