pyBittle 1.1.3

Open source library for connecting and controlling Bittle.

pyBittle

pyBittle is an Open Source Python library for easily connecting to Bittle and controlling it. This library provides a set of methods to communicating with Bittle through Bluetooth and WiFi, allowing to control it remotely.

In-depth documentation and usage examples: pyBittle.

Usage example

Connecting to Bittle and sending commands is as easy as shown below:

bittle = pyBittle.Bittle()  # This is your Bittle

is_connected = bittle.connect_bluetooth()  # Returns True if Bittle is connected to your computer

if is_connected:
    greet_command = pyBittle.Command.GREETING  # This is 'khi' message to be sent
    bittle.send_command_bluetooth(greet_command)  # Send 'khi' message through Bluetooth
    bittle.disconnect_bluetooth()

bittle = pyBittle.Bittle()

bittle.wifiManager.ip = '192.168.1.241'  # This is your Bittle's IP address

push_up_command = pyBittle.Command.GREETING  # This is 'kpu' message to be sent

has_connection = bittle.has_wifi_connection()
if has_connection:
    bittle.send_command_wifi(push_up_command)  # Send 'kpu' message through WiFi

Installation

pyBittle has the following dependencies: PyBluez and pySerial, install them manually using the following commands:

sudo apt-get install libbluetooth-dev
sudo apt-get install python-dev
pip install pybluez

pip install pyserial

git clone https://github.com/EnriqueMoran/pyBittle.git
pip install .

Or install automatically using the following command:

pip install pyBittle