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Microbitdongle allows you to communicate with a micro:bit over serial.
Installation / Usage
To install type pip install microbitdongle into a terminal.
Here is some example code
from microbitdongle import Dongle
mb = Dongle(debug=True) # debug=False by default. Shows useful pairing information
while True:
data = mb.recv()
print(data)you can also send data to the micro:bit usin mb.send(“display.scroll(‘hi’)r”)
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