MicroPython Forum

Yup, we do have HID support. You can get CircuitPython for the Pico here: https://circuitpython.org/board/raspberry_pi_pico/ and the getting started guide is here: https://learn.adafruit.com/getting-started-with-raspberry-pi-pico-circuitpython We don't currently support rotary encoders but it's on o...

Be careful with 5v. The Pico's pins aren't 5v tolerant.

Hi folks, You don't actually need a separate GitHub fork. You can create a pull request to either by changing the comparison root on the comparison screen. There is also a helpful pop up that appears after you push to a branch. So, view `github.com/micropython/micropython` and push to a branch on yo...

We do hope to merge 1.13 in at some point after the holidays. (We're crunched on the ESP32-S2 at the moment.)

I'd suggest you reach out to WarriorOfWire about it on that PR or an issue. They've done most of the CP work. Thanks!

CircuitPython runs on Raspberry Pi, via Blinka Seeing recent queries on the Raspberry Pi bulletin board, I'm not convinced this is a great idea. All of Adafruit's device drivers are being moved over to Blinka, so you basically have to install Blinka (and all of its many, many dependencies) in order...

Many thanks for this, much food for thought. The best thing to do is to allocate the memory on the MicroPython heap with a bytearray object and then pass the bytearray into the object that takes it. That way the memory can be used again if you get more data. Do you mean ask the initial library to w...

In CircuitPython we used to convert our RST to pyi but now we have pyi directly. The autoapi extension is useful to generate the docs from the pyi: https://github.com/readthedocs/sphinx-autoapi

1) If the Python script doesn't need to access the individual bytes of the data chunk, can I avoid copying the data into and out of MicroPython's heap? Could I maybe package up the data chunk as a "bytes" object while it is outside of MicroPython's heap, or will this cause complications with the ga...

Typically the MicroPython or CircuitPython device can't do anything to get the Host OS to flush filesystem changes. It's really up to the user on the host OS to "eject" or "safely remove" the device before resetting.

Hi Hugo, take a look at the SAMD port PR: https://github.com/micropython/micropyt ... d539a461fd

The LPC55 is supported by TinyUSB just like the SAMD so that side of things should be similar.