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[TASK] Merge utilities.py with the Main Codebase for File System Manipulation #122

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Mikefly123 opened this issue Jan 29, 2025 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #153
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[TASK] Merge utilities.py with the Main Codebase for File System Manipulation #122

Mikefly123 opened this issue Jan 29, 2025 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #153
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Mikefly123 commented Jan 29, 2025

Description of the Task

The hacker LMBFAO (an anonymous contributor) has sent to us a utilities.py file that has some working functions for manipulating the CircuitPython file system in fun ways. These functions are going to be pretty useful for logging and over the air updates and as a result we should move quickly to get them integrated with our current code.

This task is pretty straightforward, just figure out how best to to bring these new functions into the current pysquared library along with any API changes that need to be made so these utilities can be used by other classes easily.

Acceptance Criteria

  • utilities.py is merged with the pysquared library
  • Some light documentation of how all the functions in utilities.py are used is created
  • API updated to allow functions to be used by other classes

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CircuitPython Storage Docs
This is a bit of an open ended task. If you take it on and want more guidance ping @Mikefly123 to setup a meeting to discuss how this class is supposed to work.

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