rm-pySAS 0.0.1

Python library for easy development of apps for reMarkable tablet in Python.

rm-pySAS - Python library for easy development of apps for reMarkable tablet in Python.

The goal of this library is to make it as easy as possible to create applications for reMarkable tablet using Python.

It works as a wrapper around SAS and it must be installed separately.

All types of widgets are assumed from SAS and all have same behavior. It's good idea to read about them before using this library here.

Dependencies

• Simple - SAS (simple app script) package
• Python3
• pip

All dependencies can be install via Toltec with command:

opkg install python3 simple python3-pip

Installation

From PIP

pip install rm_pysas

Build from source

1. Download repository and enter it's directory

   $ git clone https://github.com/tenJirka/rm-pySAS.git
   $ cd rm-pySAS
   

2. Install building package build

   $ python3 -m pip install --upgrade build
   

3. Create package

   $ python3 -m build
   

   Package files will be located in dist/ file

4. Install package

   $ python3 -m pip install dist/rm_pysas-*-py3-none-any.whl
   

Uninstallation

python3 -m pip uninstall rm_pysas

Examples

All examples can be found in examples/ directory.

Simple two buttons screen:

from rm_pySAS import *

# Create object representing current scene on display
scene = Scene()

# Add text label to current scene on coordinates x = 500, y = 400, weight = 100 and height = 50
# Text of the label is "Testing scene", font size is 40 and text is alight to center
# All last three parameters are optional
scene.add(Label(500, 400, 100, 50, "Testing scene", fontSize=40, justify="center"))

# Add exit button to current scene with id=exit
# When no fontSize or justify is specified, it assume last value given from previous
# widgets or default SAS will be used.
scene.add(Button(300, 800, 100, 50 , "Exit", id="exit"))

# Create second button, that will do anything.
scene.add(Button(800, 800, 100, 50, "Button that does nothing", id="button"))

# Creating event loops tha will end only when exit button is clicked
while(True):
    scene.display()

    # scene.input represent output from SAS and is actually scripts input
    # It's list of id of widget interacted with and, if exists, value entered.

    # When exit button is pressed, the cycle will break.
    if scene.input[0] == "exit":
        break

Credits

• rmkit - reMarkable app framework on which this library stands