Raspberry PI GPIO
The raspi-gpioctl is a tiny package that provides a simple little command line tool, gpioctl, that allows minimal Raspberry PI GPIO pin state management.
Usage
To read the state of pin 18 when it is in output mode and turned on:
$ gpioctl 18
function: output
state: 1To set pin 23 to output mode and turn it off:
$ gpioctl 23 off1 maintainer
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