| Name | philander JSON |
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| Summary | Driver collection for embedded systems or wireless sensor nodes. |
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| requires_python | >=3.4 |
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# About philander
Philander is a collection of drivers for the components of an embedded
system or wireless sensor node. This includes but is not limited to:
- sensors
- battery chargers
- battery fuel gauges
- actors, such as motors
- GUI elements, like LEDs and buttons
- service modules, e.g. integer mathematics
The code is completely written in Python and relies on low-level
communication modules such as smbus, smbus2 or periphery and pymitter.
It aims at making application development easier by providing a
unified interface for electronic parts that are expected to do
similar things.
The intended hardware platform is all kind of single-board computers
such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino and Google Coral.
This software is specifically designed for making the features of their
shields, daughter- and add-on boards available to the application.
# Installation
Released builds of this collection can be installed from the
python package index at [https://pypi.org](https://pypi.org) by just
using pip as in:
`pip3 install philander`
# Application development
The main guide line is: Keep your application code as generic as
possible. References to philander objects should only be as specific as
necessary!
The API reference may be generated from the source code, through, e.g.
sphinx. It can be found at [https://philander.readthedocs.io](https://philander.readthedocs.io)
The most relevant philander objects are derived from `module`. The life
cycle of such an object is as follows.
* Instantiation: usually a default constructor without any parameter.
* Params_init(): A class method to pre-populate a configuration dictionary
with default entries.
* open(): Configures an object and prepares it for use.
* ...operation...: depends on the actual type and may be
specified by other interfaces, such as sensor, charger or gasgauge.
* close(): Shut down the instance and possibly release any hardware resources.
Note that the configuration is done through Python dictionaries,
passed in as the first parameter to the open() method.
The dictionary can be pre-initialized by Params_init()
or set by the application. Alternatively, parts of it could be read from
config files, for example.
# Example code
```
from philander.accelerometer import Accelerometer
from philander.bma456 import BMA456 as sensorDriver
from philander.systypes import ErrorCode
configSensor = {
"SerialBus.designator": "/dev/i2c-1",
"SerialBusDevice.address": 0x18,
"Sensor.dataRange" : 4000,
"Sensor.dataRate" : 100,
}
sensor = sensorDriver()
sensorDriver.Params_init( configSensor )
err = sensor.open( configSensor )
if (err == ErrorCode.errOk):
print("Success!")
else:
print("Error: ", err)
mdata, err = sensor.getNextData()
if (err == ErrorCode.errOk):
print(now, mdata)
sensor.close()
```
# Library development
Python developers are welcome to add own classes and driver
implementations to this collection. Stick to the rules and conventions
of object-oriented Python programming!
The mandatory coding convention for Python code is the Python
Enhancement Proposal #8 ([PEP 8](https://peps.python.org/pep-0008/)).
It also gives advice on the naming convention.
Documentation must follow [PEP 257](https://peps.python.org/pep-0257/).
The Docstring format should be reStructuredText as defined by the
[reStructuredText Markup Specification](https://docutils.sourceforge.io/docs/ref/rst/restructuredtext.html).
To generate the HTML documentation output from the source files, tools
like [Sphinx](https://www.sphinx-doc.org) may be used.
Preferrably, the same tool should also be able to generate PDF output.
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"description": "# About philander\n\nPhilander is a collection of drivers for the components of an embedded\nsystem or wireless sensor node. This includes but is not limited to:\n - sensors\n - battery chargers\n - battery fuel gauges\n - actors, such as motors\n - GUI elements, like LEDs and buttons\n - service modules, e.g. integer mathematics\n \nThe code is completely written in Python and relies on low-level\ncommunication modules such as smbus, smbus2 or periphery and pymitter.\nIt aims at making application development easier by providing a\nunified interface for electronic parts that are expected to do\nsimilar things.\n\nThe intended hardware platform is all kind of single-board computers\nsuch as Raspberry Pi, Arduino and Google Coral.\nThis software is specifically designed for making the features of their\nshields, daughter- and add-on boards available to the application.\n\n# Installation\n\nReleased builds of this collection can be installed from the\npython package index at [https://pypi.org](https://pypi.org) by just\nusing pip as in:\n`pip3 install philander`\n\n# Application development\nThe main guide line is: Keep your application code as generic as\npossible. References to philander objects should only be as specific as\nnecessary!\n\nThe API reference may be generated from the source code, through, e.g.\nsphinx. It can be found at [https://philander.readthedocs.io](https://philander.readthedocs.io)\n \nThe most relevant philander objects are derived from `module`. The life\ncycle of such an object is as follows.\n\n* Instantiation: usually a default constructor without any parameter.\n* Params_init(): A class method to pre-populate a configuration dictionary\nwith default entries.\n* open(): Configures an object and prepares it for use.\n* ...operation...: depends on the actual type and may be\nspecified by other interfaces, such as sensor, charger or gasgauge.\n* close(): Shut down the instance and possibly release any hardware resources.\n\nNote that the configuration is done through Python dictionaries,\npassed in as the first parameter to the open() method.\nThe dictionary can be pre-initialized by Params_init()\nor set by the application. Alternatively, parts of it could be read from\nconfig files, for example.\n\n\n# Example code\n```\nfrom philander.accelerometer import Accelerometer\nfrom philander.bma456 import BMA456 as sensorDriver\nfrom philander.systypes import ErrorCode\n\nconfigSensor = {\n \"SerialBus.designator\": \"/dev/i2c-1\",\n \"SerialBusDevice.address\": 0x18,\n \"Sensor.dataRange\" : 4000,\n \"Sensor.dataRate\" : 100,\n}\nsensor = sensorDriver()\nsensorDriver.Params_init( configSensor )\n\nerr = sensor.open( configSensor )\nif (err == ErrorCode.errOk):\n print(\"Success!\")\nelse:\n print(\"Error: \", err)\n\nmdata, err = sensor.getNextData()\nif (err == ErrorCode.errOk):\n print(now, mdata)\n\nsensor.close()\n```\n\n# Library development\n\nPython developers are welcome to add own classes and driver\nimplementations to this collection. Stick to the rules and conventions\nof object-oriented Python programming!\n\nThe mandatory coding convention for Python code is the Python\nEnhancement Proposal #8 ([PEP 8](https://peps.python.org/pep-0008/)).\nIt also gives advice on the naming convention.\n\nDocumentation must follow [PEP 257](https://peps.python.org/pep-0257/).\nThe Docstring format should be reStructuredText as defined by the\n[reStructuredText Markup Specification](https://docutils.sourceforge.io/docs/ref/rst/restructuredtext.html).\nTo generate the HTML documentation output from the source files, tools\nlike [Sphinx](https://www.sphinx-doc.org) may be used.\nPreferrably, the same tool should also be able to generate PDF output.\n\n",
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