Python library for using various 433 Mhz devices and sensors with a connected Arduino with homeduino sketch.
You can install the Python Homeduino library using the Python package manager PIP:
pip3 install homeduino
homeduino CLIYou can use the Python Homeduino library directly from the command line to listen to or send messages.
python3 -m homeduino <port> <receive_pin> <send_pin> listen
python3 -m homeduino <port> <receive_pin> <send_pin> send <protocol> <values>
You can add the --debug flag to the CLI command to get a more details on what's going on. Like so:
python3 -m homeduino <port> <key> --debug
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Homeduino library
We found that homeduino demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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