This is a client library for the PILS PLC interface specification, found here: https://forge.frm2.tum.de/public/doc/plc/master/html/
A minimal example of usage:
import logging
import zapf.scan
# Connection via different protocols is abstracted via URIs.
# Here we connect via Modbus/TCP using slave number 0.
URI = 'modbus://my.plc.host:502/0'
# The Scanner allows reading the PLC's "indexer" which provides
# all metadata about the PLC and its devices.
scanner = zapf.scan.Scanner(URI, logging.root)
plc_data = scanner.get_plc_data()
print('connected to PLC:', plc_data.plc_name)
# For each found device, this will create a client object and
# read the most basic property - the current value.
for dev in scanner.scan_devices():
print('got a device:', dev)
print('device value:', device.read_value())
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