Python3 library for using the General Purpose Input Output (GPIO) of RaspberryPi on a higher level.

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README.md

Oled-EInk-RaspberryPi

OLED and E-Paper on RaspberryPi

A simple library with examples to use a Oled- or E-Ink-Display with RaspberryPi (Zero/2/3/4)

Installation

To install the RPiGPIO.makertools library, you first have to clone the git repo:

git clone https://git.privacynerd.de/dotmakertools/RPiGPIO.makertools.git

After this is done, cd into RPiGPIO.makertools and type:

python3 setup.py install

This will copy the required package files to your python installation point (or, in case of a virtual environment, to the lib directory of the env folder) and install all requirements.

That's it! Now you can use the library in Python by importing it:

import RPiGPIOmakertools