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Terminal S

A super simple serial terminal with about 100 lines of Python code

Features

  • auto-detect serial port
  • list available ports to choose

Install

pip install terminal-s

Run

terminal-s

On windows, you can also type Win + r and enter terminal-s to launch it.

Package

pip install pyinstaller
pyinstaller terminal-s.spec

Metadata

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