Python tools for the Piksi GNSS receiver. This repository includes a a variety of command line utilities (firmware bootloader, serial port data logging, etc.).
It is advised to install piksi_tools
inside a conda environment to avoid modifying
global system state. To setup a conda environment first install
Miniconda via your package manager if needed, and then run:
conda create -n piksi_tools python=3.7 conda activate piksi_tools
Run pip install -e .[test]
to set up a dev install in the local dev environment.
- The most important command line tools -
bootload_v3.py
,fileio.py
,serial_link.py
, andsettings.py
- support Python 3.7 onward.
To run the tests and check for coverage:
$ PYTHONPATH=. tox
This by default attempts to run tests for all supported Python versions. To skip those versions that you don't have installed, run:
$ PYTHONPATH=. tox --skip-missing-interpreters
Finally, to run all tests for all supported Python versions:
$ PYTHONPATH=. tox -e py37
To release this project, run the following:
# ... Or, activate your appropriate conda environment ... conda activate piksi_tools pip install build python -m build --wheel python -m build --sdist pypi upload -u $PYPI_USER -p $PYPI_PASS dist/*
The ftdi USB drivers are finicky on some versions of OS X. See their docs for help debugging (tl;dr if you try to plug in multiple USB devices to the same port, the subsequent ones may not appear through ftdi even if they appear in the result of sudo dmesg
. Only restarting your machine will fix this.)
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