Python ok_an Examples

Example #1

File: test_old.py Project: DarkSotM/nanpy

def test():
    ok_(Arduino.millis() > 1)

    ok_an(Arduino.analogRead(0))

    Arduino.pinMode(13, 1)
    Arduino.pinMode(13, 0)

Example #2

File: test_arduino.py Project: chaitanyaPaikara/AgNEXT

def test():
    a = ArduinoTree()
    pin13 = a.pin.get(13)
    ok_(a.api.millis() > 1)

    ok_an(a.api.analogRead(0))

    eq_(pin13.read_mode(), 0)
    a.api.pinMode(13, 1)
    eq_(pin13.read_mode(), 1)
    a.api.pinMode(13, 0)
    eq_(pin13.read_mode(), 0)

Example #3

File: test_pin.py Project: llaurent/nanpy

def test_an():
    pin = ArduinoPin('A0')
    pin.mode = INPUT
    ok_an(pin.read_analog_value())
    ok_an(pin.analog_value)

    pin.write_pullup(True)

    ok_an(pin.read_analog_value(), pullup=True)

Example #4

File: test_pin.py Project: DarkSotM/nanpy

def test_an():
    a = ArduinoTree()
    pin = a.pin.get('A0')
    pin.mode = INPUT
    ok_an(pin.read_analog_value())
    ok_an(pin.analog_value)

    pin.write_pullup(True)

    ok_an(pin.read_analog_value(), pullup=True)

Example #5

File: test_pin.py Project: chaitanyaPaikara/AgNEXT

def test_an():
    a = ArduinoTree()
    pin = a.pin.get('A0')
    pin.mode = INPUT
    ok_an(pin.read_analog_value())
    ok_an(pin.analog_value)

    pin.write_pullup(True)

    ok_an(pin.read_analog_value(), pullup=True)