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Simulate press a button
Simulate press a button
Simulate press a button
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If you like it, go ahead and merge. If think it is rubbish, delete it, you wont hurt my feelings. |
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Please rebase this pull request.
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cclauss
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| """ | ||
| Mock Library for RPi.GPIO | ||
| """ | ||
| #Mock Library for RPi.GPIO |
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Please revert. Docstrings will go into any automated documentation while comments will not.
cclauss
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| class Channel: | ||
| def __init__(self,channel, direction, initial=0,pull_up_down=PUD_OFF): | ||
| self.channel = channel | ||
| self.chanel = channel |
cclauss
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| IN = 1 | ||
| LOW = 0 | ||
| OUT = 0 | ||
| INPUT = 1 |
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input is a Python builtin, and we already have IN, so perhaps make this BUTTON_PRESSED or something else to make its use clearer.
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Simulate input
This make it possible to simulate input to a GPIO pin, e.g. pressing a button.
echo "[PINNUMBER]:[HI|LOW]" > /dev/tcp/{host}/{port}
The port is hardcoded to 5566
example:
echo "18:LOW" > /dev/tcp/192.168.122.143/5566
For this to work you have to have python script that activate the GPIO, e.g GPIO.add_event_detect({pinnumber}, GPIO.FALLING, handle, bouncetime=1500)