Display-o-Tron 3000
Installing
We've created a super-easy installation script that will install all pre-requisites and get your Dot3k up and running in a jiffy, just type this into a terminal or LXTerminal:
curl get.pimoroni.com/dot3k | bash
Usage
LCD
from dot3k import lcd
lcd.write('Hello World!')
Backlight
from dot3k import backlight
backlight.sweep(0.5)
backlight.update()
Joystick
from dot3k import joystick
@joystick.on(joystick.UP)
def handle_joystick_up(pin):
print("Joystick up!")
2.0.3
- Bump cap1xxx dependency to v0.1.4
2.0.2
- Added version to module
2.0.1
- Now handles reset pin for Display-o-Tron HAT
- Added cap1xxx as a dependency
2.0.0
- Added support for Display-o-Tron HAT
- Misc fixes and improvements
1.9.0
- Added new MenuIcon class with pre-made icons for use in plugins/menus
- Added "cancel" method which can be called to immediately exit any menu item
1.8.2
- Fixed bug in screensaver functionality so it works with non-keyword args
- Added new "add_item" feature so that menu items can be kept in order
1.8.1
- Backlight now has off() method shortcut for turning lights off
- Added a use_brg() method for old Dot3ks with different pixel order
1.8.0
- Significant, possibly breaking, change to init.py to remove redundant imports
- lcd and joystick should work with Python 3, backlight still requires smbus
1.7.1
- Sane defaults for write_option(), now no longer defauts to 1 margin and blank icon
1.7.0
- Added input handling plugin support
- Remapped parameters to args/kwargs to make menu initialisation less mystifying
1.6.1
- Fixed bug in set_bar which cased the left blue backlight to light
1.6.0
- Added support for an "idle" plugin which shows after a customisable amount of seconds
1.5.0
- Fixed joystick repeat using delta timing instead of delays
1.4.0
- Bugfix of menu.py line-endings
- Attempt to fix joystick.repeat to prevent multiple repeats firing at once
1.3.0
- Removed plugins from dot3k.menu into examples/plugins folder
1.2.0
- Breaking changes with plugin compatibility vs version 1.1
- Many fixes to redraw calls
- Plugin redraw method is now passed the "menu" instance
1.1.0
- Fix for joystick on Rev 1 Pi
1.0.0
- Initial Release
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