MicroPython Forum (Archive)

I would not count on PRs to micropython-lib being merged anytime soon. Many have been languishing for years. There has been an effort to renovate and restructure micropython-lib about a year ago, but it seems to have fizzled out and nothing has happened. As to maintaining your own version, I don't s...

The ESP8266 does not have native USB capabilities, so AFAIK that's not possible, at least not in MicroPython. You can use an USB co-processor (programmed in C, e.g. an arduino micro with V-USB) or a microcontroller that has native USB support like an stm32fx or an rp2040 (pico). See also: https://fo...

It depends a bit on what you want to do when you have matched a constant, but usually in Python you'd have a dictionary mapping constants as keys to functions as values: COMMANDS = { _CMD_WRITE: do_write, _CMD_READ: do_read, _CMD_DELETE: do_delete, } # etc. cmd = read_command() func = COMMANDS.get(c...

Firstly, is this something that would be possible on any device (I'm particularly interested in the esp32) or does it appear to linked directly to the PIO features on the RP2040? No. Yes. Secondly, I am assuming that if it uses the PIO this code would have to be written outside of micropython, No, ...

To my knowledge, nobody has written an xmlrpc client library for MicroPython. So you would have to write one yourself. This should be possible, since MicroPython provides all the necessary ingredients, most importantly network sockets. But it doesn't have an XML generation or parsing library, becaus...

I think that's a valuable effort. You may also find some more candidates in the monthly MicroPython news reports that Matt Trentini delivers at the Melbourne MicroPython Meetup.

I think the right people to ask about are the ones at adafruit, which know about CircuitPython. You won't find those here on this forum.

Yes: http://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/l ... ubluetooth

You would need USB host mass storage support for that, which MicroPython doesn't have. The pico is capable of being a USB host, in principle, but atm you would need to write C code for that.

The original poster was talking about socket.connect(), not network.WLAN().connect().