This Readme will be updated in the near future, meanwhile you can refer to comments in the library functions as reference.
Here are instructions on how to install the complete cuneyt system:
The Cuneyt installation depends on the i2c and camera modules on your Raspberry Pi. To use the cuneyt installer, you must enable i2c and camera interfaces and increase your GPU memmory allocation to 256mB. Here is a brief guide on how to do this:
- open a new terminal window
ctr+alt+t
- run the command
sudo raspi-config
to open the configuration panel - navigate to
Interfacing Options
with your keyboard - select
Camera
, navigate to<Yes>
and click enter - go to
Interfacing Options
again and do the same steps for i2c - last, go to
Advanced Options
,Memory Split
and replace the value you see (128 by default) with256
- accept changes and exit the configuration tool If you complete all the steps above successfully, you will have a Raspberry Pi setup for the Cuneyt Installation.
Cuneyt has a really simple installation script, install.sh, that sets up your Raspberry Pi system with the complete Cuenyt system and dependencies. You will need a Raspberry Pi 3 (or older Raspberry Pi models with Internet Connection) with Raspbian installed. For more information on how to do this visit: The Raspberry Pi Noobs Webpage Once you have a Raspberry Pi with Raspian:
- download install.sh
- move install.sh to the directory you want to work in (e.g. Desktop)
- navigate to said directory from your terminal
- run the command
sudo bash install.sh
- Confirm when the installer asks you to do so
- After setup is complete run
python
andimport cuneyt
to check installation