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Föderation EN Mo 10.06.2024 12:29:04 I want a text-mode-UI (TUI) on my #MicroPython boards. But I could not find curses (or ucurses) that can actually be installed. I tried Then there is https://github.com/pfalcon/picotui which looks awesome, but also does not work It requireres a `tty` module which is not available for micropython. Not sure how to solve that. Does anyone have good resources for that topic? |
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Föderation EN Di 11.06.2024 12:46:34 @cccpresser picotui is intended to run on the unix port of MicroPython (or the author's fork of MP, PyCopy, which I think has been abandoned?). Unfortunately I don't know of any curses-like libraries for MicroPython. I have taken a look at porting Textual but it's a lot of work and will require some significant updating. It would be interesting to see if it would be possible to port curses (currently only curses.ascii is available in micropython-lib)... |
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Föderation EN Di 11.06.2024 12:50:21 @cccpresser Oh, I've also experimented with using unicode and ansi escape codes, mostly to generate pinout diagrams in the terminal. Here's an example: https://gist.github.com/mattytrentini/76c666f271e9a5c1742e1cbfc25480d4 A TUI library for MicroPython would be very helpful! |
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Föderation EN Fr 14.06.2024 16:28:08 @cccpresser MPDisplay is a universal display, event and device driver framework for multiple flavors of Python, including MicroPython, CircuitPython and CPython (big Python). It may be used as-is to create graphic frontends to your apps, or may be used as a foundation with GUI libraries such as LVGL, MicroPython-touch or maybe even a GUI framework you've been thinking of developing - GitHub. https://github.com/bdbarnett/mpdisplay?tab=readme-ov-file |
