Serial-for-controller

What the library can do?
Python library for data exchange with STM32 controller.
How install?
Old version package, with full name compatibility
pip install Adam-Serial-for-controller
New version package, without name compatibility
pip install serial-for-controller
How import?
Old version
from Serial.serialPi import SerialU
New version
from serial_for_controller.SerialPi import SerialPi
Versions
For old package Adam-Serial-for-controller last version 0.2.1 For the new version Serial-for-controller, the countdown started from 0.0.1
Thus, the functionality of version 0.2.1 corresponds to version 0.0.1 only with other names of functions and classes
Metadata
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