@iamliubo M5Stack isn't open source and never will be. They will never disclose their micropy libraries (well, not even documentation).
All questions here about it are taboo and will be left unreplyed. Best solution is to use UIFlow blocks if u want to prototype something. Otherwise its better to switch to another hardware. However, I love build quality and designs.

There's execute code block also

@jchipjonty said in UIFlow 1.7.3:

Just the online version then? As usual, the desktop version is not the same version as the online version. Features just appear or disappear with no explanation. I am finding learning with this equipment frustrating. Mention of education has been dropped from the website in the recent overhaul. All M5 seems interested in now is industrial applications and AWS. Hey ho, I guess they are a business and need to make money to survive.

Oh you must be new here :lol:

X = int("x")

Sorry can't tolerate GATT with my problem,
trying with Arduino C++ right now

Hi,
Just wonder if anyone tried to read data from bluetooth xiaomi temp/humi sensors
I've seen examples with arduino/esp32 but Im looking for micropython code as its more convinient to build UI with it
Not interested in MQTT for now, just getting data and transmitting it on screen label
I can get thermometer ID with some phone bluetooth software but got no clue (yet) how to send handshake and aquire data

Thanks

Hi
I had similar issue long ago.
Long story short - its possible with micropython but in the end I went back to C
You can search for my old threads - they have examples and Luke (god bless him) helped me to sort things out there

@mb You need to read a bit about py and c++ difference

@m5stack hello m5stack could you tell me please if I can use StickV with UIFlow now (connected to core module or stickC)? Or is it possible only with unitV?
Thanks in advance

To be correct, if they use same uart gpios, uart should receive bunch of trash symbols. But recieving nothing is not a correct option