Greetings, I am new to micropython and am trying to get a dev environment setup and working. I have been looking around but haven't found anyone explaining how to configure pylint to know about micropython classes. Whenever pylint runs it wants to tell me that machine and micropython etc are invalid.
I pulled the git repo but didn't see an obvious way to point pylint at it to know about the os classes that differ from standard python.
Pylint settings for micropython
Re: Pylint settings for micropython
What kind of editor are you trying to use, for which pylint is a plugin?
There are editors like Thonny and Mu, and a plugin for PyCharm which are all cross-platform, free to download and install, which I would expect should recognise Micropython libraries, as they target Micropython specifically. I tend to just put up with the build errors in PyCharm without the plugin, but I admire your attention to detail.
https://bitbucket.org/plas/thonny-micropython
https://codewith.mu/
https://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2018 ... r-pycharm/
There are editors like Thonny and Mu, and a plugin for PyCharm which are all cross-platform, free to download and install, which I would expect should recognise Micropython libraries, as they target Micropython specifically. I tend to just put up with the build errors in PyCharm without the plugin, but I admire your attention to detail.
https://bitbucket.org/plas/thonny-micropython
https://codewith.mu/
https://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2018 ... r-pycharm/
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Re: Pylint settings for micropython
I am RE\DevOps by day so it totally bugs me when I see those types of errors.
I am using Visual Studio Code as I use it for other projects and languages. The Pymaker plugin from pycom works pretty good for connecting to the serial and then everything else for code formatting and such works great, the linter also works fine but only for classes I define or ones that are shared with python itself.
I'll checkout those other editors.
I am using Visual Studio Code as I use it for other projects and languages. The Pymaker plugin from pycom works pretty good for connecting to the serial and then everything else for code formatting and such works great, the linter also works fine but only for classes I define or ones that are shared with python itself.
I'll checkout those other editors.