This is a python library + some example programs to work wit Jitter-USB devices.

• console_app.py: A basic PyQt5 app that communicates with USB devices.

  • Supports multiple connected devices
  • Show a simple command terminal / debug log for one device at a time
  • update server accepting (firmware) file uploads from a separate client program running on the same host

  This is a fairly basic application, the main purpose is to give an example of how to build an application around an USB device. The terminal console + debug output are the main functionality of this application.

  When building a new application, this demo can serve as a guidance. The recommended way is to depend on this repository and import USB into your application, along with gui element you want to re-use such as the console.

• update_server.py: Standalone demo version of the update server

  • allows connections from a separate client (see firmware_update_client.py for an example)
  • can update multiple devices with one command
  • when running it standalone, the demo runs with dummy devices: you can test it without actual USB devices. To try it with real devices, run console_app.py (which runs update_server in the background)

• firmware_update_client.py: Example client for the firmware update server.

  Make sure you have an update server running on the same host (console_app.py or update_server.py). This client will send firmware updates to that running server.