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How to use a LedLab led object
jim edited this page Apr 10, 2026
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You can use lots of methods of this library on a LED object. Here is a list of all of them and what do they do:
| Name (And Arguments) | Use |
|---|---|
| test_led.on() | Turns on the LED |
| test_led.off() | Turns the LED off |
| test_led.blink(how many times to blink, the delay in between) | Make the LED turn on and off with a delay for a specified duration |
| test_led.is_active | Returns False if the LED is off and True if it's on |
| test_led.toggle() | If the LED is on it turns it off and vice versa |
The following methods are not for a LedLab object, but for the LedLab class.
| Name (And Arguments) | Use |
|---|---|
| LedLab.get_available_leds() | It prints all of the defined LEDs |
| LedLab.get_led_by_name(LED name: string) | It's like defining a LED but by its name not its pin |
NOTE: Find examples at the USAGE_EXAMPLE.py file in this repository or download it from the latest release