Tag: wemos
![#MicroPython: VSCode IntelliSense, Autocompletion & Linting capabilities]( "#MicroPython: VSCode IntelliSense, Autocompletion & Linting capabilities")
20
Aug - 2019MicroPython
4 min | 53730#MicroPython: VSCode IntelliSense, Autocompletion & Linting capabilities
MicroPython | 4 min | 53730
Last December, I wrote an article telling you that I was switching from Atom.io to Visual Studio Code to program MicroPython. Nowadays, I'm still using VSCode and the PyMakr extension. The latter enables the communication to a board running MicroPython using the built-in command line REPL. Thus, I can run a single file on my board, sync my entire project or directly type and execute commands using the Terminal on VSCode. However, I was missing some of the main features of VSCode, namely IntelliSense, autocompletion, and linting capabilities. Last month, BradenM contacted me and told me that he...
![#MicroPython: Visual Studio Code (VSCode) as IDE]( "#MicroPython: Visual Studio Code (VSCode) as IDE")
27
Dec - 2018MicroPython
3 min | 111647Quoting the official MicroPython's website:
MicroPython is a lean and efficient implementation of the Python 3 programming language that includes a small subset of the Python standard library and is optimised to run on microcontrollers and in constrained environments.
Besides C++ and C, I use MicroPython to program microcontrollers, especially the ESP32/ESP8266 types. These two microcontrollers are compatible with MicroPython and it is easy to integrate sensors and actors programming using this language. I wrote a tutorial about installing MicroPython on the ESPs, as well a lot of articles a...
![#MicroPython: WeMos (ESP32) and Amazon Echo (Alexa) - Switching LED Colors!]( "#MicroPython: WeMos (ESP32) and Amazon Echo (Alexa) - Switching LED Colors!")
28
Oct - 2017Home Automation, MicroPython
7 min | 16255#MicroPython: WeMos (ESP32) and Amazon Echo (Alexa) - Switching LED Colors!
Home Automation, MicroPython | 7 min | 16255
I don’t have any Belkin WeMo system or Philips Hue light bulbs. However, I have two ESP32 running MicroPython (see my last article), and a W2812b LED strip, and I thought I should be able to say, "Echo/Alexa, turn on the kitchen light" or "Echo/Alexa, turn on the blue light" and It should work with this setup.
And... it works as you can see in this video!
If you are interesting in only using the code, then click here. Otherwise, you can read the complete story... ;)
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![#Tutorial: Getting started with MicroPython]( "#Tutorial: Getting started with MicroPython")
28
Oct - 2017MicroPython
5 min | 31764Another quick tutorial, this time for MicroPython on ESP32/ESP8266. You can find all the information that I'm writing in this post in different articles on the Internet but I've not found anything that summarizes all the topics. That is why I am writting this article. I included some links at the end of each topic to extend the info. Feel free to visit them, if you want more information, or write a comment I will try to reply it ASAP!
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Code: https://github.com/lemariva/ESP32-MicroPytho...
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