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The rshell macro fork
These notes describe one of a number of possible ways to use the macro facility.
The aim was to provide a set of generic macros, along with a project specific
set. The starting point is an alias, run before work is started on a given
project. The aliases are created in ~/.bashrc
. The example below is for two
projects, mqtt
and asyn
.
alias asyn='export PROJECT=ASYN;cd /MicroPython/micropython-async/'
alias mqtt='export PROJECT=MQTT; cd /MicroPython/micropython-mqtt'
The PROJECT
environment variable is examined by the file rshell_macros.py
located in the rshell
directory. An example is presented here:
import os
proj = None
try:
proj = os.environ['PROJECT']
except KeyError:
print('Environment var PROJECT not found: only generic macros loaded.')
macros = {}
macros['..'] = 'cd ..'
macros['...'] = 'cd ../..'
macros['ll'] = 'ls -al {}', 'List any directory'
macros['lf'] = 'ls -al /flash/{}'
macros['lsd'] = 'ls -al /sd/{}'
macros['lpb'] = 'ls -al /pyboard/{}'
macros['mv'] = 'cp {0} {1}; rm {0}', 'Move/rename'
macros['repl'] = 'repl ~ import machine ~ machine.soft_reset()', 'Clean REPL'
macros['up'] = 'cd /MicroPython'
macros['asyn'] = 'cd /MicroPython/micropython-async'
macros['primitives'] = 'cd /MicroPython/micropython-async/v3; rsync primitives/ {}/primitives; cd -', 'Copy V3 primitives to dest'
if proj == 'MQTT':
print('Importing macros for MQTT')
macros['home'] = 'cd /MicroPython/micropython-mqtt/mqtt_as'
elif proj == 'ASYN':
print('Importing macros for ASYN')
macros['home'] = 'cd /MicroPython/micropython-async'
macros['v3'] = 'cd /MicroPython/micropython-async/v3'
macros['off'] = 'cd /MicroPython/micropython-async/official', 'official uasyncio'
macros['sync'] = 'cd /MicroPython/micropython-async/v3; rsync primitives/ {}/primitives', 'Copy V3 primitives to dest'
macros['demos'] = 'cd /MicroPython/micropython-async/v3; rsync as_demos/ {}/as_demos', 'Copy V3 demos to dest'
macros['drivers'] = 'cd /MicroPython/micropython-async/v3; rsync as_drivers/ {}/as_drivers', 'Copy V3 drivers to dest'
The first part of the script defines generic macros such as ll
and lsd
available to any project, and if no project is defined.
Project specific macros are added in response to the environment variable.
Note the way args are passed: to update the SD card on a Pyboard the macro
primitives
would be called with:
MicroPython > m primitives /sd
The mv
macro, called with
MicroPython > m mv source_path dest_path
expands to
cp source_path dest_path; rm source_path