Python bindings for wiringPi. The following functions have been implemented:
wiringPy.debug(value);
wiringPy.setup()
wiringPy.setup_gpio()
wiringPy.setup_spi()
wiringPy.setup_bitbang(pinCS, pinDI, pinClk, pulseDelay)
wiringPy.board_revision()
wiringPy.pin_mode(pin, mode)
wiringPy.digital_write(pin, value)
wiringPy.digital_write_byte(value)
wiringPy.digital_write_serial(fd, value)
wiringPy.digital_write_serial_array(fd, data, size)
wiringPy.digital_read(pin)
wiringPy.pwm_write(pin, value)
wiringPy.pwm_set_mode(mode)
wiringPy.pwm_set_range(range)
wiringPy.pwm_set_clock(divisor)
wiringPy.set_pad_drive(group, value)
wiringPy.wait_for_interrupt(pin, ms)
wiringPy.pull_up_down_control(pin, pud)
Ensure that the python headers are installed:
sudo apt-get install python-dev libi2c-dev
Assuming you've cloned/downloaded into ~/wiringPi:
$ cd ~/wiringPi
$ ./build clean
$ ./build
This will install all the (existing) wiringPi headers and libraries in
/usr/local/include and /usr/local/lib, but will also install the
self contained python bindings to /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages.
As per using the wiringPi libraries, you must have superuser privileges
so running any python program using wiringPi must either be prefixed with
sudo or somehow make /dev/mem available.
sudo python ~/wiringPi/examples/test1.py
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Improve bit-banging configuration to allow:
- custom chip-select levels in the configuration