pyvit: Python Vehicle Interface Toolkit
pyvit is a toolkit for interfacing with cars from Python. It aims to implement common hardware interfaces and protocols used in the automotive systems.
Getting Started
pyvit can be installed with pip: pip install pyvit.
See the Getting Started document for detailed instructions.
Contributing
For information on contributing, please see the contribution guidelines.
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