Communicating to the outside world with micropython on Linux
Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2022 11:21 pm
Hi there,
I'm trying to find a way to test my micropython scripts on Linux before they are eventually deployed to an ESP32. Granted that the UNIX port does not seem to have some of the modules that I need, like the network for instance, I wanted to try to abstract that away as much as possible. But I wanted to go further than just returning a hard-coded value form the test, I wanted my test to communicate with the outside world, ideally through the network.
Is there a way to use the network on Linux with micropython? What are my options to talk to the outside world?
Thank you!
I'm trying to find a way to test my micropython scripts on Linux before they are eventually deployed to an ESP32. Granted that the UNIX port does not seem to have some of the modules that I need, like the network for instance, I wanted to try to abstract that away as much as possible. But I wanted to go further than just returning a hard-coded value form the test, I wanted my test to communicate with the outside world, ideally through the network.
Is there a way to use the network on Linux with micropython? What are my options to talk to the outside world?
Thank you!