Tod Kurt's CircuitPython Tips and Tricks
A collection of practical CircuitPython code snippets and examples for common microcontroller tasks.
What is Tod Kurt's CircuitPython Tips and Tricks?
circuitpython-tricks is a collection of code snippets and examples for CircuitPython, designed to help developers quickly implement common microcontroller tasks. It provides boilerplate code for handling inputs like buttons and sensors, controlling outputs like LEDs and audio, and integrating USB, networking, and displays. The project solves the problem of repetitive coding by offering tested examples that can be adapted for new projects.
Embedded developers and hobbyists working with CircuitPython on microcontrollers like Raspberry Pi Pico, Adafruit boards, and ESP32-based devices. It's especially useful for those new to CircuitPython or looking for reliable patterns for sensor integration, display handling, or audio output.
Developers choose circuitpython-tricks because it provides concise, working code that avoids common pitfalls, saving time and reducing trial-and-error. The examples are community-tested and cover a wide range of practical scenarios, from basic GPIO to advanced USB MIDI and WiFi networking.
Overview
Some CircuitPython tricks, mostly reminders to myself
Use Cases
Best For
- Quickly prototyping sensor inputs like buttons or rotary encoders on CircuitPython boards
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