Examples, integration guides, and an installable PyScript gallery for the PyDevices driver stack.
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Examples, integration guides, and an installable PyScript gallery for the PyDevices driver stack.
MicroPython integration for LVGL: user C module glue, generated bindings, and tests.
CircuitPython's audio system (audiocore, synthio, audiomixer, effects, audiomp3), ported to MicroPython.
Optional build workspace and tooling for MicroPython, CircuitPython, and native PyDevices modules — a convenience aggregator; no public build requires it.
Native display-interface modules for PyDevices on MicroPython and CircuitPython.
Generated MicroPython package mirror and MIP index for PyDevices releases.
Build engine for the PyDevices Runner APK: reproducible python-for-android builds of the CPython runtime for Android.
Template for installable, offline PyDevices PWA applications built with PyScript.
PyDevices Workbench — MicroPython IDE for Web and Mobile: built-in device simulator plus USB/BLE/WebREPL board connectivity. Built on ViperIDE.
Org-wide community health files, GitHub profile, and the shared release-automation workflows that publish every PyDevices package.
Native USB for MicroPython: device and host classes on ESP32, with a portable Python API shared with desktop backends. Early development.
Organization portal for the cross-platform PyDevices driver ecosystem.
CircuitPython integration for LVGL: generated bindings, build glue, patches, and tests.
Cross-platform color palette library for MicroPython, CircuitPython, and CPython.
A MIPI-CSI camera as a MicroPython object: the sensor is found by probing, with hardware JPEG, zero-copy frames and hardware scaling into a display's scanout buffer. Early development.
Cross-platform widget toolkit for PyDevices on MicroPython, CircuitPython, and CPython.
Versioned runtime overlay for MicroPython: the PyDevices patch queue, profiles, and variants
Portable display, audio, event, board-config, and hardware-driver packages for MicroPython, CircuitPython, and CPython.
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