Add configuration editor, by replacing get_characteristics.py w/ atc_cmd.py #335
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…c_mi_config.py Add command-line editing, API interface and module setup. The former atc_cmd.py is now replaced by atc_mi_config.py. Also renamed: - construct_atc_mi.py -> atc_mi_construct.py - construct_atc_mi_adapters.py -> atc_mi_construct_adapters.py - test_atc_formats.py -> atc_mi_format_test.py All sources have been put into the python-interface directory. Documentation updated.
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Introducing atc_cmd.py in place of get_characteristics.py. This new Python command-line program is also able to edit the device configuration via GUI.
Other command-line options allow updating the device date via batch command (without the GUI). Reference for instance to #56 (comment)
construct_atc_mi.py has been upgraded to also support many internal structures of the custom firmware, like "cfg", "flg2", "comfort_values", "trigger", ...
This tool is very much dependent on the custom firmware internal structures. The dictionaries included in atc_cmd.py, like editing_structure allow to easily keep the tool updated with possible new changes in the firmware.
Documentation has been updated accordingly, also including some better management of requirements.
Notice that:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt)pip3 install -r requirements.txt -r gui-requirements.txt.