pycrobit
Python library that permits to recycle microbits exercises in python using 5 * 5 strings and some coloring without the hassle of handling terminal coloring and refresh.
Context
There's a lot of fun exercises for children using microbits but a lot less using python.
Installation
pip install pycrobit[colorama]
Or download pycrobit.py for offline use.
Example of use
from pycrobit import Fore, Pycrobit
all_lit = """
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
"""
all_off = """
.....
.....
.....
.....
....."""
pycrobit = Pycrobit(framerate=0.50)
while True:
pycrobit.display(all_lit) # Lit red by default
pycrobit.display(all_off)
pycrobit.display(all_lit, {"*": Fore.YELLOW})
pycrobit.display(all_off)
pycrobit.display(all_lit, {"*": Fore.GREEN})
pycrobit.display(all_off)
pycrobit.display("*.*.*\n" * 5)
pycrobit.wait(-0.25)
pycrobit.display(".***." * 5)
pycrobit.wait(-0.25)
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