MQTT features for Mopidy
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Nova DSO Tracker is an open-source Flask application for astrophotographers, providing real-time tracking of deep-sky objects' altitude, observability prediction, and integration with Stellarium and SIMBAD databases.
A micropython library to control the DFPlayer mini mp3 player module.
Library to use stepper drivers in micropython in a tidy way
MicroPython I2C driver for MPU6886 6-axis motion tracking device
A tool to extract local data storage of an Android application in one click.
Library for interacting through the SPI protocol with an 'Analog Devices ADXL345' accelerometer from an MCU flashed with MicroPython. Methods are optimised for trying to reach max available sampling rate for this device
Command line tool for Bluetooth Low Energy MicroPython devices
MicroPython module to format sensor readings for BTHome BLE advertising payloads
A tiny async web framework for MicroPython
Tool for suggesting lemma names in Coq verification projects
Example Python Application for OAuth2
An (opinionated) overview of all pages and their corresponding promotion settings.
Mako templating system bindings for the Pyramid web framework
Sitecore Helix is the official guidelines and recommended practises for developing in Sitecore.
Transform Git history: rewrite, clean, and optimize your repositories with ease.
Quantum-resistent asymmetric key generation tool for digital signatures.
MicroPython library for the ESP8266 Geiger counter described here: https://hackaday.io/project/12933-esp8266-geiger-counter
Inserts commented open source software licenses into source code.
A redis client implementation designed for use with micropython
gitter.im backend for err
Sublime Text plugin to run elm-format on save
Repository-like tool to manage and update a huge number of GTFS feeds
Swarm Management is a python application, installed with pip. The application makes it easy to manage a Docker Swarm by configuring a single *.yml file describing which stacks to deploy, and which networks, configs or secrets to create.