Pi-Pin-Manager

Setup Raspberry Pi GPIO pins using a configuration file, not boilerplate.

Project description

Boilerplate code is annoying and sometimes there can be a lot of it working with Raspberry Pi GPIO (RPi.GPIO). I got tired of setting the board mode and declaring GPIO channels in every script so I made a library that uses a config file instead. In addition to getting rid of the boilerplate, Pi-Pin-Manager offers a cleaner interface for working with RPi.GPIO.

For additional documentation: https://github.com/projectweekend/Pi-Pin-Manager

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3.1.0

Sep 23, 2015

3.0.1

Aug 28, 2015

3.0.0

Aug 23, 2015

2.0.0

Jul 18, 2015

1.1.1

Jun 30, 2015

1.1.0

Mar 3, 2015

1.0.0

Feb 19, 2015

0.1.0

Feb 6, 2015

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Dec 29, 2014

0.0.3

Dec 29, 2014

0.0.2

Dec 28, 2014

0.0.1

Dec 28, 2014

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