#print(myRGB1.kind)
#print(myRGB2.kind)
myRGB1.change_name("rex")
myRGB1.red() # first RGB LED glow red
myRGB2.green() # second RGB LED glow green
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.blue() # first RGB LED glow blue
myRGB2.cyan() # second RGB LED glow cyan
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.magenta() # first RGB LED glow magenta
myRGB2.yellow() # second RGB LED glow yellow
time.sleep(1)
# extra spicy (optional) part
myRGB1.rainbow(
rate1
) # first RGB LED Fade through the colors of the rainbow at the given rate.
myRGB2.rainbow(
rate2
) # second RGB LEDFade through the colors of the rainbow at the given rate.
time.sleep(1)
r2 = board.D4
g2 = board.D5
b2 = board.D7
rate1 = 0.01
rate2 = 0.001
myRGB1 = RGB(r1,g1,b1) # create a new RGB object, using pins 2, 3, and 4
myRGB2 = RGB(r2,g2,b2) # create a new RGB object, using pins 5, 6, and 7
myRGB1.change_pins(r1,g1,b1)
print(myRGB1.kind)
#print(myRGB2.kind)
myRGB1.change_name("rex")
print(myRGB1.name)
myRGB1.red() # Glow red
myRGB2.green() # Glow green
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.blue() # Glow blue
myRGB2.cyan() # Glow... you get it...
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.magenta() # Did you know magenta isn't in the rainbow?
myRGB2.yellow() # Like you learned in first grade, red and green make... huh?
time.sleep(1)
# extra spicy (optional) part
myRGB1.rainbow(rate1) # Fade through the colors of the rainbow at the given rate. Oooooh, pretty!
myRGB2.rainbow(rate2) # Fade through the colors of the rainbow at the given rate. Oooooh, pretty!
#time
import time
import board
from rgb import RGB # import the RGB class from the rgb module
r1 = board.D10
g1 = board.D9
b1 = board.D8
r2 = board.D4 #defining color pins
g2 = board.D3
b2 = board.D5
myRGB1 = RGB(r1,g1,b1) # create a new RGB object
myRGB2 = RGB(r2,g2,b2)
while True: #colors to run through in order
myRGB1.red()
myRGB2.green()
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.blue()
myRGB2.cyan()
time.sleep(1)
myRGB1.magenta()
myRGB2.yellow()
time.sleep(1)
