A Rust library for the Raspberry Pi Sense HAT LED Screen
The Raspberry Pi Sense HAT has an 8×8 RGB LED matrix that provides its own driver for the Linux framebuffer.
This library provides a thread-safe, strong-typed, high-level API for the LED matrix, treating it as you would any other screen on a Linux box.
Usage
To use this crate with the default features, add this to your Cargo.toml:
[dependencies]
sensehat-screen = "0.1"
or, to manually specify the features::
[dependencies]
sensehat-screen = { version = "0.1", default-features = false, features = ["fonts"] }
Then you can use it with your crate:
extern crate sensehat_screen
use ;
Example
The following program shows how to:
- Open the framebuffer file-descriptor for the LED matrix screen (
screen) - Define a pixel color (
red_pixel) - Define a vector of each pixel color that makes up the screen (
all_64_pixels) - Turn that vector into a valid screen frame
- Show the frame on the screen
extern crate sensehat_screen;
use ;
Source Code Examples
Features
default
By default, the linux-framebuffer, fonts, and serde-support features are included.
linux-framebuffer
Use the Linux framebuffer to write to the LED matrix.
fonts
A collection of legacy 8x8 fonts, renderable on the LED matrix.
serde-support
Enables support for serialization/deserialization with serde.
Feature Wish List
-
linux-framebuffer- Use the Linux framebuffer to write to the LED matrix. -
fonts- A collection of legacy 8x8 fonts, renderable on the LED matrix. -
serde-support- Enables support for serialization/deserialization withserde. -
images- Load 8x8 images to the LED matrix withimage. -
cgmath- Computer-graphics utilities for manipulating the matrix mathematically.