modular_client_python
This Python package creates a class named ModularClient, which contains an instance of serial_interface.SerialInterface and adds methods to it, like auto discovery of available modular devices in Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. This class automatically creates methods from available functions reported by the modular device when it is running the appropriate firmware. This is the modular device client library for communicating with and calling remote methods on modular device servers.
Authors:
Peter Polidoro <peter@polidoro.io>
License:
BSD
Example Usage:
from modular_client import ModularClient dev = ModularClient() # Will try to automatically find device if one available. This may be slow if it # needs to search many serial ports. If it is not found automatically or to # speed up, specify port directly. dev = ModularClient(port='/dev/ttyACM0') # Linux specific port dev = ModularClient(port='/dev/tty.usbmodem262471') # Mac OS X specific port dev = ModularClient(port='COM3') # Windows specific port dev.get_device_id() dev.get_methods() from modular_client import ModularClients devs = ModularClients() # Will try to automatically find all available devices. This may be slow if it # needs to search many serial ports. If they are not found automatically or to # speed up, specify ports to use. devs = ModularClients(use_ports=['/dev/ttyACM0','/dev/ttyACM1']) # Linux devs = ModularClients(use_ports='(/dev/ttyACM)[0-1]') # Linux string RE alternative devs = ModularClients(use_ports=['/dev/tty.usbmodem262471','/dev/tty.usbmodem262472']) # Mac OS X devs = ModularClients(use_ports='(/dev/tty\.usbmodem26247)[1-2]') # Mac OS X RE Alternative devs = ModularClients(use_ports=['COM3','COM4']) # Windows devs = ModularClients(use_ports='(COM)[3-4]') # Windows RE Alternative devs.items() # dev = devs[name][form_factor][serial_number] devs = ModularClients(use_ports='(/dev/ttyACM)[0-1]',keys=[0,1]) dev = devs[0] devs = ModularClients(use_ports='(/dev/ttyACM)[0-1]',keys='(device)[0-1]') dev = devs['device0'] devs = ModularClients(use_ports='(/dev/ttyACM)[0-1]',ports_as_keys=True) dev = devs['/dev/ttyACM0']
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