Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: alimata
Version: 1.0.0
Summary: Alimata is a Python library to simplify the use of the pymata-express library.
Home-page: https://github.com/ALIVEcode/alimata
Author: Nils Lahaye and Francis M-G researchers at LRIMa
Author-email: alivecode.developers@gmail.com
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.7
Requires-Python: >=3.7
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
Requires-Dist: firmetix >=7.1.1

# Alimata
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## What is it?

Alimata is a python library used to simplify the implementation of [firmetix](https://github.com/Nilon123456789/firmetix) library

## Requirements

- python 3.7 or higher
- Firmetix
- Fimetix4Arduino

## Installing

### Firmetix

To install Fimetix on Linux (including Raspberry Pi) and macOS computers, open a terminal window and type: `sudo pip3 install firmetix`

For Windows users type: `pip install firmetix`

### Firmetix arduino librarie

1. Open the Arduino IDE and select Tools/Manage Libraries
2. Search for "Firmetix"
3. Install
4. Firmetix also requires other library just install all of them.
5. Open the Firmetix/Firmetix4Arduino example
6. If you plan to use multiple arduino use `#define ARDUINO_INSTANCE_ID 1`
7. Flash it to the arduino

## Code structure

### Board

Creating a new board
`board = Board()`

Making the setup and loop function and starting the board

```python
def setup():
    #Code here is run once
    pass

def loop():
    #Code here is run in a loop
    pass

#Starting the board by passing the setup and loop function
board.start(setup,loop)

#Shuting the board down
board.shutdown()
```

#### All options of the board

```python
#Create the new board (optional board_id and COM_port)
board = Board(board_id, COM_port)

#Starting the board setup and loop async function
board.start(setup,loop)

#Use to set the pin mode with the type (INPUT, OUTPUT, ANALOG, PWM, SONAR)
board.set_pin_mode(pin, type, callback, differential, echo_pin, timeout, sensor_type, min_pulse, max_pulse)

#Use to write to a pin with the type (ANALOG, PWM, DIGITAL, TONE, TONE_CONTINUOUS, TONE_STOP, SERVO, STEPPER)
board.write_pin(pin, value, type, duration, step)
```

### Sensors

Creating a new sensor object (button in this case)
`button1 = Button(board, 2)`

### Actuators

Creating a new actuator object (led in this case)
`led1 = Led(board, 3)`
