I²C API
Python library that provides abstract classes for I2C master devices (normally dongles such as I2CDriver and similar) to communicate with I2C slaves.
It is intended to be used together with i2c_drivers library that implements this API for several common USB-to-I2C dongles.
To add this library to your project do
uv add i2c_api
or with i2c_drivers
uv add i2c_api i2c_drivers
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