MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Hi! Recently on raspberry pi forum with the help of @hippy (thanks again) I have tried to have webrepl running on a picoW. Adding moduwebsocket.c and modwebrepl.c to a custom micropython build Plus the 3 python files related to webrepl located in micropython/extmod/webrepl/ in picow / It was almost ...

It's been over 10 years that I use DS18B20 mainly with OWFS but also Lua-NodeMcu and MicroPython, on different hardwares: ESP8266, ESP32 and raspberry pi's. And I still receive a random invalid 85°C (an error code actually). For sure a clean wiring (follow Maxim recommendations ) will clear most of ...

Hi! I have done a gardening pump monitoring system based on a raspberry pi pico and an ESP8266 and using mqtt. I have used the awesome libraries provided by Peter: - the mqtt wifi bridge : https://github.com/peterhinch/micropython-mqtt/blob/master/bridge/BRIDGE.md - the mqtt asynchronous lib: https:...

Thank you very much @mattyt for taking the time to provide these details. It is indeed very interesting to understand the pros and cons of LittleFS vs Fat. And also TinyUSB (I didn' know it) is a great project. What would we do without everyone from the Open Source who works for us! And as @pythonco...

This normal, that's a difference between MicroPython and CircuitPython
here you can read about differences between the two, including this:

CircuitPython was designed to have a USB disk drive that appears when you plug in the board.

Hello, I know there is a thread discussing how to do this in pure Python. It would be smart. Meanwhile I have managed to have a decent access to my pico with esp-link with a simple solution I did the following steps: 1 - Build MicroPython for the Pico with repl over serial enabled, as explained here...

Thanks,
tested it works!
just needed to add "from machine import Pin" but was obvious
I'll be curious to see the max frequency this PIO counter can measure. Maybe when I have time, I can try

Seeing the tabs and spaces would really help. Oh no Seeing control characters: I hate that. In this case it should be an option: disable/enable then anyone can choose. A option I would greatly appreciate in Thonny would be (like in Geany) the "+" and "-" symbols to be able to fold/unfold functions,...

Excellent! Thank you

dhylands wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 30, 2021 1:01 am

I have a version of rshell that works for me (at least better than the released version). It can be found on the pico branch of https://github.com/dhylands/rshell

+1
rshell works with the pico
Thank you very much