filip-school / pycklepi

PycklePi is a small, in-dev module for controlling buttons, LED's, buzzers and more on the Raspberry Pi.

PycklePi

PycklePi is a small module for controlling buttons, LED's, buzzers and more on the Raspberry Pi 3. It uses the RPi.GPIO module and requires hardware along with it.

Help

You can find all help and documentation on the official PycklePi Github page. There are examples, documentation, and more to help beginners in starting with Raspberry Pi's and PycklePi.

Modules

Set's up the main information and sets the GPIO pins as BCM (Broadcom pin-numbering scheme)

PycklePi.setup()

Set's up a specified button to the GPIO pin passed as the argument

PycklePi.buttonSetup()

Set's up a specified LED to the GPIO pin passed as the argument

PycklePi.LEDSetup()

Set's up a specified buzzer to the GPIO pin passed as the argument

PycklePi.buzzerSetup()

Turns off the specified LED

PycklePi.LEDoff()

Turns on the specified LED

PycklePi.LEDon()

Flashes the specified LED for the amount of time specified

PycklePi.LEDon_flashing()

Buzzes the buzzer for the amount of time specified

PycklePi.buzzerOn_beeping()

Turns on the LED for the time specified

PycklePi.LEDon_timed()

When the specified button is pressed, it goes to the function passed as the argument

PycklePi.buttonPush()

When any of the specified button(s) are pressed, it goes to the function(s) passed as the argument

PycklePi.buttonPush2()

When any of the specified button(s) are pressed, it goes to the function(s) passed as the argument

PycklePi.buttonPush3()

Turns on the specified buzzer until turned off

PycklePi.buzzerOn()

Turns off the specified buzzer.

PycklePi.buzzerOff()

When the specified button is pressed, the specified LED is turned on for the amount of seconds set in the program

PycklePi.button_led()

When the specified button is pressed, the specified buzzer is turned on for the amount of seconds set in the program

PycklePi.button_buzzer()

Used at the end of a program, it "cleans" any used and unused ports/pins to make sure nothing is short-circuited

PycklePi.cleanup()