bell-avr-libraries 0.2.0a5

Common Python libraries used by parts of Bell AVR

AVR-Python-Libraries

Install

To install the base package, run:

pip install bell-avr-libraries

Additionally, the serial and qt extras are available if you want to use the PCC or PySide functionality.

pip install bell-avr-libraries[serial,qt]

Usage

See the documentation website at https://bellflight.github.io/AVR-Python-Libraries

Development

It's assumed you have a version of Python installed from python.org that is the same or newer as defined in the .python-version file.

First, install Poetry and VS Code Task Runner:

python -m pip install pipx --upgrade
pipx ensurepath
pipx install poetry
pipx install vscode-task-runner
# (Optionally) Add pre-commit plugin
poetry self add poetry-pre-commit-plugin

Now, you can clone the repo and install dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/bellflight/AVR-Python-Libraries
cd AVR-Python-Libraries
vtr install

Run

poetry shell

to activate the virtual environment.

You can now produce a package with vtr build, which will automatically also run vtr build-code.

To add new message definitions, add entries to the bell/avr/mqtt/asyncapi.yml file. This is an AsyncAPI definition, which is primarily JSONSchema with some association of classes and topics.

The generator that turns this definition file into Python code is the homebrew build.py, so double-check that the output makes sense.

To generate the documentation, vtr build-code-docs. This requires that Node.js is installed.