rpi-gpio
is used to control GPIO output pin states from the command line.
Usage of rpi-gpio:
-high
set to high
-keep
dont reset pin state on close
-pin int
GPIO Pin to set (required) (default -1)
-verbose
enable printouts
-wait duration
wait time after setting pin state, before close (default -1)
If no wait
duration is specified then the program has to be stopped by signalling SIGINT or SIGTERM.
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ # Set GPIO pin 14 to High, and keep it high even after rpi-gpio has terminated
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ rpi-gpio -pin 14 -high -keep
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ # Set GPIO pin 14 to Low
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ rpi-gpio -pin 14
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ # Set GPIO pin 15 to High for 10 seconds
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ rpi-gpio -pin 15 -high -wait 15
This repository mainly acts as a playground for packaging with Nix and using Nix shell. You can use the Nix package manager [https://nixos.org/] to install development dependencies and build the contents of this repo.
[~/rpi-gpio]$ nix-shell
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ # Check that go is installed
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ go version
go version go1.15.2 linux/arm64
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ # Even the project was built and made available in PATH of nix-shell
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ which rpi-gpio
/nix/store/8hd8vid6hjnmyssv40v6g4hwy9smsmqb-rpi-gpio/bin/rpi-gpio
[nix-shell:~/rpi-gpio]$ exit
[~/rpi-gpio]$ # nix shell exited, programs no longer available:
[~/rpi-gpio]$ which rpi-gpio
which: no rpi-gpio in ($PATH)
$ nix-build . # this is same as nix-build ./default.nix