Tod Kurt

As a work-around could you parse your project's `package-lock.json`? That's what I usually do if I need to get library versions. Something like this: ```js package_lock_json = require('./package-lock.json') print( package_lock_json.dependencies['node-hid'].version...

I cannot replicate this. Assuming the github doesn't modify the PNG you included, I used the following code on a Adafruit FunHouse ESP32-S3: ```py import time, board, displayio import adafruit_imageload...

> Here is the image (/untitled_app.png) I am trying to use in a zip file (so that no platform can put their hands on it :D): [untitled_app.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17303838/untitled_app.zip) Using the PNG...

You can increase the SPI frequency pretty easily in the [`fourwire`](https://docs.circuitpython.org/en/latest/shared-bindings/fourwire/index.html) object constructor. Pass in a `baudrate` argument with the bus speed you want. So your display constructor line would...

> > and sometimes even which SPI port you're using > > So, you mean there may be difference between SPI ports. Right? Yes, but it's very rare and only...

To distinguish between identical devices, you will need to write your own HID code that queries them for some aspect that is unique to each of them. If the devices...

I'm not sure the required plist entitlements required to use `node-hid` are allowed in sandboxed apps. Last I looked, these were the entitlements needed: https://github.com/todbot/electron-hid-toy/blob/master/pkg/entitlements.mac.inherit.plist

Could the serial number be locally hashed to allow identification on a single host? There are some HID devices where multiples are in use on a single system. One concrete...

> I don't think this is a true issue Respectfully disagree. High-impedance inputs are common in multi-drop networks, capacitive touch sensing, and low-power button inputs. I currently have several Pico-based...

Until more is known, I recommend the "Getting Started with Micropython" site & book linked from https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/pico/getting-started-with-pico.pdf have a note that certain sections do not work with Pico2. Specifically, https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en/projects/getting-started-with-the-pico/6...