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tonberry-pico/software/src/microdot_test.py
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Restructure sources
The python and C modules that are supposed to be built into the firmware
image (i.e. those that are in manifest.py or in USER_C_MODULES) have
been moved to the software/modules directory.

The software/src directory should now only contain python scripts and
other files that should be installed to the Picos flash filesystem. The
idea is that these should be those scripts that implement the
application behaviour, as these are the ones that a user who does not
want to build the whole firmware themself wants to modify.
2025-04-01 22:05:30 +02:00

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Python

import rp2
import network
import ubinascii
from microdot import Microdot
rp2.country('DE')
wlan = network.WLAN(network.AP_IF)
wlan.config(ssid='TonberryPico', security=network.WLAN.SEC_OPEN)
# Important: we cannot change the ip in station mode, otherwise dhcp won't work!
# wlan.ipconfig(addr4='10.0.0.1')
wlan.active(True) # loads the firmware
while wlan.active() is False:
pass
wlan.config(pm=network.WLAN.PM_NONE)
mac = ubinascii.hexlify(network.WLAN().config('mac'), ':').decode()
print(f" mac: {mac}")
print(f" channel: {wlan.config('channel')}")
print(f" essid: {wlan.config('essid')}")
print(f" txpower: {wlan.config('txpower')}")
print(f"ifconfig: {wlan.ifconfig()}")
app = Microdot()
@app.route('/')
async def index(request):
print("wohoo, a guest :)")
print(f" app: {request.app}")
print(f" client: {request.client_addr}")
print(f" method: {request.method}")
print(f" url: {request.url}")
print(f" headers: {request.headers}")
print(f" cookies: {request.cookies}")
return "TonberryPico says 'Hello World!'"
app.run(port=80)