LCD I2C
Use an I2C LCD with Python
Basic library for interacting with I2C LCD screens. It started off as a Python port of the Arduino LiquidCristal_I2C library and ended up implementing an object oriented API, for easier use.
Tested using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W.
Examples
Connect to LCD screen and print some text:
from lcd_i2c import LCD_I2C
lcd = LCD_I2C(39, 16, 2)
# Turn on the backlight
lcd.backlight.on()
# Show the blinking cursor
lcd.blink.on()
# or:
# lcd.cursor.blink.on()
# Print some text
lcd.write_text('Hola!')
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