would you like to add to community bundle?

[ladyada]

we can help you add this library to the bundle so it shows up in our collection of available libraries :)

https://github.com/adafruit/CircuitPython_Community_Bundle

[aaronaverill]

Yes, I would be up for that. Please send instructions!

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[kattni]

@aaronaverill Given that you have this up on GitHub, I assume you are at least somewhat familiar with GitHub. Can you give me an idea what level of familiarity you have with git and GitHub? That will determine how I can best assist you with getting this added to the community bundle.

[aaronaverill]

Awesome. I use command line git for my "real job" which is basically creating local dev branches, merging into master and pushing to remote. But mostly it's commands I've copied from stack overflow. I don't have a super deep knowledge of git, just enough to get things done.

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[kattni]

Alright! That should be more than enough. If you would like to see what our standard Git/GitHub workflow is, check out this guide.

To add the library to the community bundle, please follow the instructions found in this guide. You can ignore the bit about updating drivers.rst as the community bundle does not have that feature.

Please let me know if you have any questions or run into any issues. And please tag me on the PR once you submit it. Thanks!

[mikekscholz]

omg please do... I was starting to think I was the only person to ever compile this and put it to use... this library is brilliant. I compiled it back with circuitpython2 (edit: I think I lied and it was a 3 beta) and the same .mpy is still working as good as ever through the version upgrades.