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MicroPython Projects

You're reading from   MicroPython Projects A do-it-yourself guide for embedded developers to build a range of applications using Python

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789958034
Length 294 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Down the Rabbit Hole with MicroPython 2. Managing Real-Time Tasks FREE CHAPTER 3. Writing a MicroPython Driver for an I/O Expander 4. Developing an Application Test Harness 5. Customizing the MicroPython Kernel Start Up Code 6. A Custom Debugging Tool to Visualize Sensor Data 7. Device Control Using Gestures 8. Automation and Control Using Android 9. Building an Object Detection Application Using Machine Learning 10. The Future of MicroPython 11. Downloading and Running MicroPython Code
12. Assessments 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Running the test harness

Running the test harness on the target will not be any different than running any other MicroPython script. Copy main.py, test_harness, and the test scripts to the pyboard. From the terminal, you can use Ctrl + C to terminate any application that is already running. Then, use Ctrl + D to cause a soft reset to occur on the pyboard. At this point, you should see an output from the test harness similar to the following:

From the preceding output, we can see that the script has been started and that testing has begun. We can see our test setup operation followed by the execution and reporting operations. We can also see that the first three tests pass successfully but that our final test, the LSB I/O – Low test, fails. From the test report, it looks like the I/O stayed at the high state rather than toggling low.

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