This repo contains a library to make it easier to write Python Microbit applications, and some example applications.
This classs contains some useful reusable logic for Microbit applications. Simply create a class that extends the Microbit class and then you can use the provided build script to create a single Python file that can be sent to your device using uFlash.
You'll need uFlash installed to send the file to your Microbit
device. I recommend you use a virtualenvironment.
virtualenv venv
./venv/bin/pip install uflashYou can then use the build script to create an executable Microbit program from yuor class.
./venv/bin/python build.py your-program.pyNOTE: You should not import the microbit library, since uFlash expects a the program to be single Python file. Just create a file that contains only yuor class and run the build script on that. The example applications should show how this works.
This is a simple application that simulates a 6-sided die. Press either button to roll the die. The result will be displayed on the Microbit's screen.
This is a simple timer application. Pressing A will start a 30 second timer, B will start a 60 second timer. Running timers can be cancelled with a button press.
This is perfect for (among other things) the board game TechnoBowl.
This is a simple game for the Microbit. Press A and B to dodge the incoming obstacles.
This application simulates the eight-sided dice used in Fantasy Flight Games' X Wing Miniatures Game. Pressing the A button will simulate the roll of a red attack die, the B button will the roll a green defence die.