Source code for grove.led.one_led

#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# This is the library for Grove Base Hat.
#
# OneLed Classes
#

'''
## License

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Grove Base Hat for the Raspberry Pi, used to connect grove sensors.
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'''
import time
import threading
from grove.gpio import GPIO

[docs]class OneLed(object): MAX_BRIGHT = 100 def __init__(self, pin): self._light = False self._bright = self.MAX_BRIGHT self.__blink_on = 0.0 self.__blink_off = 0.0 self.__thrd = None self.__thr_exit = False self._r, self._g, self._b = 255,255,255 def __thrd_exit(self): if not self.__thrd is None: self.__thr_exit = True self.__thrd.join() self.__thrd = None def __del__(self): self.__thrd_exit() def __thrd_blink(self): while not self.__thr_exit: self._lighton(True) time.sleep(self.__blink_on) self._lighton(False) time.sleep(self.__blink_off) def blink(self, on = 0.5, off = 0.5): self.__blink_on = on self.__blink_off = off if on < 0.001 and off < 0.001: self.__thrd_exit() return if not self.__thrd is None: return self.__thr_exit = False self.__thrd = threading.Thread( \ target = OneLed.__thrd_blink, \ args = (self,)) self.__thrd.setDaemon(True) self.__thrd.start() # To be derived def _lighton(self, b = True): pass def light(self, on = None): if type(on) != bool: return self._light self.__thrd_exit() self._light = on self._lighton(self._light) return self._light # To be derived def _setcolor(self, r, g, b): return False # Set color def color(self, r = None, g = 0, b = 0): if type(r) != int: return self._r, self._g, self._b if self._setcolor(r, g, b): self._r, self._g, self, _b = r, g, b return self._r, self._g, self._b @property def brightness(self): return self._bright # bright 0(turn off) - 100(max bright) @brightness.setter def brightness(self, bright): self._bright = bright
[docs]class OneLedTypedGpio(OneLed): def __init__(self, pin, high_enable = True): super(OneLedTypedGpio, self).__init__(pin) self.__high_en = high_enable self.__gpio = GPIO(pin, GPIO.OUT) def _lighton(self, b = True): v = self.__high_en == bool(b) and bool(self._bright) # print("write {} {}".format(self._bright, int(v))) self.__gpio.write(int(v))