Autorok
Brief overview
Autorok is a python wrapper around sigrok-cli and libsigrok/libsigrok4DSL, which provides all common functionalities from those binaries/executables.
Allows for easier sigrok automation using Python language, for tasks such as HW testing.
Supported interfaces
Currently supported interfaces are
- SigrokCLI
Planned interfaces to support are:
- Libsigrok
- Libsigrok4DSL
Used methodology to create this project
This project is made with technique called "AMDD", which a short form of term 'Agile Model Driven Development'
In summary:
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Model a thing you want to code
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Write a test to this model
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Write implementation against written test which was based on a model
This is basically extension of TDD (Test Driven Development) with architecture/modelling SW stuff. My modelling skills still sucks, but I will get better soon (I hope :) )
Link to AMDD: Agile Model Driven Development (AMDD): The Key to Scaling Agile Software Development
Corresponding Models folder is available here
Wingware donation
I'm thankful to Wingware for generous donation of their great Wing IDE Pro license for such small project.
Those guys really works their hats off to provide really great experience :)
I highly recommend checking them out!
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