Excellent and useful tool, thank you.
In README.md, you might consider making the statement:
witty = wittyPy.WittyPi('path/to/wittyPi/Software')
slightly clearer, it caught me out until I figurered that it's a relative or absolute path statement. Mine ended up as
witty = wittyPy.WittyPi('/home/pi/wittyPi/')
which needed the '/' on both ends. I assume that if I was using the home directory '/home/pi' to run Python, then I could just use 'wittyPi/' as the path, but still with the '/' on the end.
Also, it would be good to make it clear that it's for Python3, as Raspbian still defaults to Python2.7
Finally, on your Guide page: http://docs.elpunkt.eu/wittyPy/guide.html
You could again be clearer with the path statement (as above) and there is an error in line 12
The example you give is:
print(witty.next_startup)
which should be:
print(witty.next_start)
Excellent and useful tool, thank you.
In README.md, you might consider making the statement:
slightly clearer, it caught me out until I figurered that it's a relative or absolute path statement. Mine ended up as
which needed the '/' on both ends. I assume that if I was using the home directory '/home/pi' to run Python, then I could just use 'wittyPi/' as the path, but still with the '/' on the end.
Also, it would be good to make it clear that it's for Python3, as Raspbian still defaults to Python2.7
Finally, on your Guide page: http://docs.elpunkt.eu/wittyPy/guide.html
You could again be clearer with the path statement (as above) and there is an error in line 12
The example you give is:
which should be: