Article: https://viktorkirilov.me/post/mocking-raspberry-gpios/
A mock library used for raspberry pi development on your local machine. It copies all method from https://github.com/fivdi/pigpio and logs information to the console, instead of controlling the Raspberry's GPIO pins.
You can also check examples
folder.
const Gpio = require("pigpio-mock").Gpio;
const led = new Gpio(13, { mode: Gpio.OUTPUT });
let dutyCycle = 0;
setInterval(function() {
led.pwmWrite(dutyCycle);
dutyCycle += 50;
if (dutyCycle > 255) {
dutyCycle = 0;
}
}, 500);
should output:
[GPIO 13 / constructor] Initializing...
[GPIO 13 / constructor] Setting mode = 1
[GPIO 13 / pwmWrite-analogWrite] Setting dutyCycle = 0
[GPIO 13 / pwmWrite-analogWrite] Setting dutyCycle = 50
[GPIO 13 / pwmWrite-analogWrite] Setting dutyCycle = 100
[GPIO 13 / pwmWrite-analogWrite] Setting dutyCycle = 150
[GPIO 13 / pwmWrite-analogWrite] Setting dutyCycle = 200
[GPIO 13 / pwmWrite-analogWrite] Setting dutyCycle = 250
It is as simple as:
yarn add pigpio-mock
and you can use it in your code as:
const pigpio = process.env.NODE_ENV !== "production" ?
require("pigpio-mock") :
require("pigpio");
- Gpio
- GpioBank
- Notifier
All kind of contribution will be greatly appreciated.
- We're using https://github.com/enhancv/prettier for automatic code formating
- Please provide tests. We're aiming for 100% code coverage
yarn test