com.polidea.androidthings.driver:numpad12
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Android Things user spce driver for numpad with 12 buttons
Bunch of peripheral drivers for Android Things.
This library is updated to the newest version of Android Things(1.0.5)
We no longer support this library.
Every driver is published as separeate lib to maven repository.
All samples work on Raspberry Pi 3 only.
| Driver | Type | dependecy definition | usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| ULN2003 | stepper motor | implementation 'com.polidea.androidthings.driver:uln2003:2.0.3' | tutorial sample |
| A4988 | stepper motor | implementation 'com.polidea.androidthings.driver:a4988:1.0.3' | tutorial sample |
| Numpad 12 | numpad with 12 buttons | implementation 'com.polidea.androidthings.driver:numpad12:1.0.2' | tutorial sample |
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Android Things user spce driver for numpad with 12 buttons
We found that com.polidea.androidthings.driver:numpad12 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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