A new version 0.0.9 of pyvscpclasses has been published.
Updated class/type definitions
A new version 0.0.9 of pyvscpclasses has been published.
Updated class/type definitions
New version that remove directional part of topics which is specified by the VSCP standard document.
Available on PyPi
Docs are here
Updated to latest class/type definitions
Available on PyPi
Updated to latest class/type definitions
Available on PyPi
A new version of the package node-vscp-class (1.0.11) was published at 2020-12-01T11:41:21.819Z. The shasum of this package was 4c6327ab52dab75a947a01fd1bcef1c65a92db8c.
Updated class/type definitions to latest
node-vscp-type (1.0.9)
A new version of the package node-vscp-type (1.0.9) was published at 2020-12-01T11:44:02.363Z. The shasum of this package was 78d8cce89b53ba3c300839d9d15629e284e5c276.
Update to latest type defs.
Available on PyPi Se also pyvscphelper, pyvscpclasses and pyvscptypes
Docs are here
Available on PyPi Se also pyvscphelper, pyvscpclasses and pyvscptypes
Docs are here
I have released updated versions of the Python libs. They are still in alpha so structural changes can still happen. Be aware. Docs are also sparse at the moment but there are some simple samples available in the repositories for each lib. pyvscphelper is documented alongside the standard vscphelper library.
You find the libs here Install with
pip install <lib>
Update with
pip install --upgrade <lib>
For more information about VSCP go to the VSCP main site.
/Ake
In a support question today I got to know the python-can package which I was not aware of. This is a package for Python developers python-can wanting to work with CAN. The package supports CANAL but unfortunately the CANAL interface is named “USB2CAN“, which disappoints me a bit, but at least it’s there.
So all drivers here should work with Python now.
Interesting for VSCP‘ers can the remote interface of the package be. Here you can set up a lightweight connection to a CAN4VSCP bus (CAN bus) and feed it over TCP/IP to a VSCP daemon or some other thing. Perfect for use on small Linux boards where the full VSCP daemon is too much.