We compiled this Getting Started Guide to help you get started with this BPI-Leaf-S3 development board quickly.
¶ First Thing
Use a USB-C cable with power and data functions to connect the BPI-Leaf-S3 development board to your computer.
When using it for the first time, its ws2812 LED will flash green once.
BPI-Leaf-S3 has been programmed with MicroPython 1.19.1 firmware. It is recommended for beginners to use MicroPython to develop and learn.
¶ Use MicroPython to get started quickly
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See Install and configure the Thonny , complete environment configuration and establish connection through simple operations.
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See REPL Use Case to quickly understand the common shortcut keys of MicroPython REPL and the method of viewing modules.
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After the above two steps, you can start developing.
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For learning Python and MicroPython, we recommend getting started with Python in the Python Tutorial.
Also,try to learn about What is MicroPython?
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Apply what you have learned in Python, and look at the MicroPython documentation, you can quickly refer to MicroPython’s special library, ESP32 port special library for our development.
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Learn some of the differences between the two on the page Differences between MicroPython and CPython.
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In the next section of this page, you can find some MicroPython example that may help you.
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If you have an unexpected vicious BUG during development that prevents the development board from starting normally, or other reasons cause the firmware to be erased or damaged, see Burn firmware.
¶ Reference Resources
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Awesome Micropython, a curated list of awesome MicroPython libraries, frameworks, software and resources.