@ajb2k3 I can only find this one for M5Stack products:- https://micropython.org/download/?vendor=M5 Stack

@madsrassmussen Yes, I noticed this odd behavior starting in 2.0.3 and it seems to be a different odd in 2.0.4, but neither work as expected. When letting the web terminal do the upload, the named file under 'apps' is zero bytes and the file contents end up in 'main.py' In 2.0.3 I could download main.py to my PC, rename it, and use web terminal file manager to upload it into the apps folder, and all was well. In 2.0.4 however, it almost seems like the device 'My Apps' menu/list is unaware of this file, even though it is listed. When selected the device runs the .py file listed after the one I selected instead. I've also had the variable undefined errors but I think that is a different issue. Maybe not? One example is copy/pasting the mpy code to a windows computer into say notepad. The device requires unix style line endings, not windows line endings. It also requires no blank lines to exist. (This is why I would copy the existing 'main.py', as it was already formatted correctly.) Otherwise, most times the upload just doesn't work at all. I too have not found a pattern or submitted a bug report due to this lack of info. I wasn't even sure it wasn't just me :) Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can chime in

Thank you for checking out my work in progress book on UIFLow1, Uiflow 2's version is on its way but hampered by bugs and issues. One of the big changes in documents is the listing of API's, its taking me ages to find and log them. The UIFlow2 API's are just additions built on micropython as with UIFlow. There are a lot of users using VScode to program M5Stack devices but that beyond me until I can finish the Micropython/UIFlow docs. I found MU way to simple but I use Thonny for most work outside of UIFlow.

Check out my Youtube channel for updated guides

The documentation is slow going as I have a day job. Work in progress copies are posted to the Facebook page or my GITHUB repository What's is your blog

This is still the case. I can't find any information on how to use the M5 Python Library. Where does it live? I've seen a GitHub repo, but it mainly says C++ or Arduino. As far as I can tell, this is not good for me. Why can't I import it with pip? It's also not on https://pypi.org/. Why not if it is becoming a major player in the Pi world? What can I do with that library? What functions does it contain? None of this stuff is easy to find, making this product unusable for use.

@felmue many thanks !

@christer I have been using the Arduino IDE to create and compile and transfer code to my CoreS3. Very simple. There are lots if GutHub examples written ro this IDE.

@felipeparaizo said in Micropython, CardComputer - issue reading Keyboard: Não, qual seria esse driver ? como posso adicionar ? Você precisa fazer upload do driver Micropython para a tela ST7789V2 no micropython usando thonny.

At the moment I am using the following code to save energy. screenlight turn off, not the backlight. axp.setLcdBrightness(0) wifi turn off wlan = network.WLAN(network.STA_IF) wlan.active(False) but still the total curent use is 150-200mA

Hello Butwm, If you download Micropython extension? do you see it?

If an I2C error occurs, I use M5Burner and then burn new software on it. the I2C error code only appears if you have the M5 stick in USB mode. If you have the M5stick in App mode, it does not happen. probably it is in the COM port that is active.

Good-day, have you had any success with the Core S3 and VSCode? Thank you