AtlasI2C: A Python module to communicate with Atlas Scientific devices in I2C mode.
This module is based on the example code from Atlas Scientific. It has the following goals:
- Provide a simple and clean codebase with test coverage
- Reduce code duplication by making the codebase available from PyPi
- Provide comprehensive support for Atlas Scientific EZO sensors
Supported Python Versions
This module requires Python >= 3.6.
Tests
atlas_i2c uses Tox for test automation, which includes linting, formatting and static type checking. To run Tox:
> tox
[output truncated]
py38: commands succeeded
py37: commands succeeded
py36: commands succeeded
mypy: commands succeeded
lint: commands succeeded
format: commands succeeded
congratulations :)
Installation
From PyPi
Installation can be done using Pip:
> pip install atlas_i2c
From source
> python setup.py bdist_wheel
> pip install dist/atlas_i2c-$version-py3-none-any.whl
Usage
from atlas_i2c import AtlasI2C
dev = AtlasI2C()
dev.set_i2c_address(102)
print(dev.query("R")) # returns a reading from the I2C sensor as a float
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