rpi-radio-alarm
Package to simplify the communication to a instance of the rpi-radio-alarm
Usage
pip install rpi-radio-alarm
Objects
This package includes two classes.
ApiHelper
This class can handle commands and arguments and send them to the rpi-radio-alarm and return the response
This is done in the do_command(cmd, args), cmd has to be one of constants.COMMANDS and args is a dictionary with the appropiate values.
RpiArgumentParser
The RpiArgumentParser parses string input to correct arguments for the ApiHelper.
ResponseParser
This class defines for the ApiHelper how to parse the response from the rpi-radio-alarm.
Example Usages
rpi-radio-alarm-discordbot-python
License
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Metadata
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