A simple emulator/simulator for the AdaFruit DotStar Strip Library. This project allows for quicker development of DotStar controller programs that you right, by not requiring you to have hardware hooked up to your device. For example, you can program a Raspberry pi controller from your normal PC using this.
License: MIT Website: https://github.com/chrisrossx/DotStar_Emulator
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