MicroPython Forum (Archive)

IMO the best is https://github.com/hlovatt/PyBoardTypeshed

You can get latest binary build with following command line

Interrupting with Ctrl+C would be a good alternative to the "Stop/Restart" button. It allows you to catch KeyboardInterrupt: try: main_work() except KeyboardInterrupt: clean_up() Unfortunately Thonny 3.3 is overly eager with handling Ctrl-C -- if it detects one, it sends several to the board, so tha...

Well, at least nobody objected :) So I went for it... It didn't go so well initially, but then I understood that "minipip" was a bit too boring name for a project. I renamed it to "pipkin" and soon ended up with https://pypi.org/project/pipkin/1.0b2/ You can read the details at PyPI's page or GitHub...

If you want to stop your timers with Ctrl+C, then wrap your code into a try and explicitly stop the timers (and disable irq-s) in the finally block. Also, if you use threads, I would suggest joining them before returning to REPL, so that Thonny can execute its management commands without being confu...

I thought Ctrl+C is only supposed to interrupt the main thread, not timers nor disable the irq-s. Can someone confirm the opposite?

I'm preparing to update minipip in order to make managing MicroPython packages with minipip as similar to using pip as possible. One of the new features would be supporting list and uninstall commands. For this to work, the install command should install some metadata along with actual modules. At t...

Daniel R wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 15, 2021 12:59 pm

Will you use mpremote?

No, Thonny has its own connection abstraction (with unified interface for serial, subprocess and websocket connections). AFAIK, mpremote doesn't support WebREPL.

Daniel, Thonny's MicroPython support is currently being reorganized for the upcoming Thonny 4.0.

If you sent your boot and main scripts for reproducing the problems (https://github.com/thonny/thonny/issues/new) then maybe I could be able to fix it.

Most of the blinka is meant for CPython. Try following machine.py to see, what would actually be required for your device.