Adding support for Python 3.7 #29
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Can now send text to a connected display via displayText(text, fontsize).I have commented out the servo control code so that it doesn't fill up the Arduino Nano's memory.
Added SSD1306 display support.
Updated version from 0.4 to 0.5 in both files, as well as removed the unused functions in arduino.py. Also fixed a mistakenly-commented-out line introduced in the previous commit, which broke temperature readings.
Updated version numbers, quick bugfix
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This support is Great, it's tested with Ubuntu with blink program. |
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coming back to this after a long time! incorporating this and working from there. thanks for the PR 👍 |
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I have made some minor updates that make the library compatible with Python 3.7. I was not able to get the tests to work on my computer (for either 2.7 or 3.7).