Microterm
CLI tool for interacting with MicroPython devices
Installation
Install microterm from the command line using pip.
pip install microterm
Getting Started
Launch the microterm terminal from the Python module.
python -m microterm
Usage Examples
Display command list.
Microterm> help
Commands ("help <command>" for details):
cat connect disconnect get ls mv pwd reboot rmdir
cd devices exit help mkdir put python rm uname
Get help for a specific command.
Microterm> help connect
Connect to MicroPython device.
Usage: connect DEVICE
List serial devices.
Microterm> devices
COM7 - USB Serial Device (COM7)
Connect to device.
Microterm> connect com7
List files on device.
Microterm> ls
main.py settings.txt
Copy file from host machine (such as a laptop running Microterm) to the connected MicroPython device.
Microterm> put main.py
Copy file from connected MicroPython device to the host machine.
Microterm> get main.py
Read contents of a file.
Microterm> cat main.py
print('Hello world!')
Execute script on MicroPython device.
Microterm> python main.py
Press CTRL+C to return to Microterm
Hello world!
Enter MicroPython REPL.
Microterm> python
Press CTRL+C to return to Microterm
MicroPython v1.20.0 on 2023-04-26; SparkFun Pro Micro RP2040 with RP2040
Type "help()" for more information.
>>>
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