upydev

Command line tool for MicroPython devices

uPydev is an acronym of ‘MicroPython device’, and it is intended to be a command line tool to make easier the development, prototyping and testing process of devices based on boards running MicroPython. It is intended to be cross-platform and connection agnostic (Serial, WiFi and Bluetooth Low Energy).

• Lincense: MIT

• Documentation: https://upydev.readthedocs.io.

Introduction:

• upydev
  • Command line tool
  • Features
  • Installing
• Getting started
  • Requirement
  • Create a configuration file
  • Create a GROUP file

Usage:

• Usage
  • Mode/Tools
  • upy Commands

Mode/Tools:

• Mode/Tools
  • Help
  • Device Management
  • File IO operations
  • Firmware
  • Keygen
  • REPL
  • SHELL-REPL
  • Debugging
  • Group Mode

Upy Commands:

• Upy Commands
  • General Commands
  • SD

SHELL-REPL:

• Serial
• WebSocket (ws) / WebSocket Secure (wss) TLS
  • Steps to enable WebSecureREPL mode
  • WebSecureREPL protocol
• Bluetooth Low Energy
• shell-repl

Utils:

• Upyutils
  • Bluetooth Low Energy
  • Config
  • Cryptography
  • Develop
  • IRQ
  • Motor
  • Network
  • SD
  • Sensors
  • Shell
• Upylog
• Upynotify

Develop:

• Develop
  • Making Test for devices with upydev/upydevice + pytest
    • Simple tests definitions
    • Advanced tests definitions using yaml files
    • Running Benchmarks with pytes-benchmark
  • Vim Integration
    • upload file to device
    • shell-repl
    • run current file
    • run test files
    • MicroPython (Unix)
    • MicroPython stubs for code autocompletion
  • Git Integration
  • Device development setups
    • SerialDevice
    • WebSocketDevice
    • BleDevice

How-To:

• How-To
  • DEBUG
    • SERIAL DEVICES
    • WEBSOCKET DEVICES (WIFI)
    • BLUETOOTH LOW ENERGY DEVICES
    • WEBSOCKET DEVICES (WIFI) THROUGH ZEROTIER GLOBAL AREA NETWORK
  • TESTING DEVICES WITH PYTEST
  • IDE INTEGRATION with PLATFORMIO TERMINAL
    • Visual Studio Code

Examples:

• Examples
  • Using Config module
    • Using config module as upydev command
    • Using config module in shell-repl mode
    • Using config module in a device script
    • Using config module in device development
  • Using dsync command
  • Using tasks files
  • Using aioctl

ABOUT:

• About
  • Requirements (modules)
  • Tested on
  • BOARDS
  • DEVELOPER TOOLS