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python_arduino_device

This Python package creates a class named ArduinoDevice, which contains an instance of serial_interface.SerialInterface and adds methods to it, like auto discovery of available Arduinos in Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. This class automatically creates methods from available functions reported by the Arduino when it is running the appropriate firmware.

Authors:

Peter Polidoro <polidorop@janelia.hhmi.org>

License:

BSD

Example Usage:

from arduino_device import ArduinoDevice
dev = ArduinoDevice()
dev = ArduinoDevice() # Automatically finds device if one available
dev = ArduinoDevice('/dev/ttyACM0') # Linux
dev = ArduinoDevice('/dev/tty.usbmodem262471') # Mac OS X
dev = ArduinoDevice('COM3') # Windows
dev.get_commands()
devs = ArduinoDevices()  # Automatically finds all available devices
devs.get_devices_info()
dev = devs[0]

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