lightning fast peripheral access on the Raspberry Pi using a mipea wrapper written in C
Project description
mipeapy: mipea Python wrapper
Under construction
This Python module makes use of the mipea C library to access the peripherals of the Raspberry Pi. The module is written in C and uses the Python C API. Most functions are just wrappers to the mipea functions with conversion to Python objects and some improvements.
Contributions are welcome (especially documentation or examples), please fork and open a pull request.
Please add an issue if you find any bugs or have ideas for improvements.
Like the mipea C library, there are nearly no checks performed to protect your Pi to archive best performance and because this is a library for developers. This library is useful to lay a foundation for other programs or libraries.
Installation
You need to install the mipea C library to use this library, see README.md for installation instructions.
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PyPI
$ pip install mipea -
Source
$ python setup.py install
Usage
Look at the examples for some starting help.
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