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lua-tessel

v0.0.2

Published

2 years ago

A CLI that enables the scripting of a Tessel device in Lua.

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lua-tessel

A CLI that enables the scripting of a Tessel device in Lua.

Please note

This is work in progress and it's still very early days. There are many issues yet to resolve and the API is very likely to change. Please be patient.

I've shared this project now because the main route to execute Lua scripts on the Tessel is working and this feature may be of help to others.

Getting started

git clone [email protected]:paulcuth/lua-tessel.git
cd lua-tessel
npm install -g
lua-tessel run examples/blink.lua

Features

You can currently run and flash Lua scripts to a USB-connected Tessel device. For everything else, including erasing a flashed Lua script, you will need to use the official Tessel CLI.

Issues

Currently there are many missing features and those features that do exist do have known issue. Please report any issues you find in the Issue tracker.

If you find a blocking issue, please consider fixing it and submitting a pull request.

Acknowledgements

While this is a rewrite rather than a fork of the official Tessel CLI, there are several chucks of code taken from that project.

License

MIT