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Name:		python-pynrfjprog
Version:	10.19.0
Release:	1
Summary:	A simple Python interface for the nrfjprog functionality
License:	Nordic 5-clause License
URL:		http://www.nordicsemi.com/
Source0:	https://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/pypi/web/packages/98/be/bb928065c624688061f3c486478ce5473ccfa9fdc47a8bf01450f6959b37/pynrfjprog-10.19.0.tar.gz
BuildArch:	noarch


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# pynrfjprog
Python wrapper around the nrfjprog dynamic link libraries (DLL). Use of this API allows developers to program/debug nRF SOC and SIP devices from the interpreter, write simple scripts for a more efficient development work flow, or write automated test frameworks. It can also be used to create applications in Python (i.e. command-line tools).

## Use-cases
*  Maximizing development efficiency: i.e. a script to perform various operations every time an application is built and run (could be hooked into a Makefile or automated build system etc...).
*  Automated testing: [Testing Production Programming tools on nRF5 using pynrfjprog](https://github.com/NordicSemiconductor/nrf52-production-programming/blob/master/tests/example_test_script.py).

## Dependencies
```python
"""
Detailed below is how our software is stacked. Each layer depends on the layer below.
"""
pynrfjprog  # Imports and wraps the nrfjprog DLL in Python.
nrfjprogdll # A DLL that wraps SEGGER's JLink API for nRF5 devices.
JLinkARMDLL # A DLL provided by SEGGER that works with SEGGER debuggers. Performs all low level operations with target device.
```

* [J-Link Software and Documentation Pack](https://www.segger.com/jlink-software.html) will install the JLink libraries pynrfjprog depends on in the correct installation directory.
* The nrfjprog libraries are installed with pynrfjprog and are included in pynrfjprog/OPERATING_SYSTEM/.

## Structure
```pynrfjprog
pynrfjprog
  ├── pynrfjprog
  │     ├──__init__.py    # Package marker to make pynrfjprog a module. Also defines the version number
  │     ├── API.py        # Legacy name of LowLevel.py. It's kept for backward support
  │     ├── APIError.py   # Wrapper for the error return codes of the DLL
  │     ├── Hex.py        # Hex parsing library
  │     ├── HighLevel.py  # Wrapper for the nrfjprog highlevel DLL
  │     ├── JLink.py      # Finds the JLinkARM DLL required by pynrfjprog
  │     ├── LowLevel.py   # Wrapper for the nrfjprog DLL, previously API.py
  │     ├── MultiAPI.py   # Allow multiple devices (up to 128) to be programmed simultaneously with a LowLevel API
  │     ├── lib_armhf
  │     │   └── # armhf nrfjprog libraries
  │     ├── lib_x64
  │     │   └── # 64-bit nrfjprog libraries
  │     ├── lib_x86
  │     │   └── # 32-bit nrfjprog libraries
  │     ├── docs
  │     │   └── # Header files of the nrfjprog DLL to provide in-depth documentation of the functions that are wrapped
  │     └── examples
  │         └── # Example scripts to show off the different APIs
  ├── LICENSE
  ├── README.md
  ├── requirements.txt
  └── pyproject.toml
  
  
    
```

## Getting started
To install latest release from PyPI:
```
pip install pynrfjprog
```
To install from source\:
```
python -m pip install path_to_unzipped_pynrfjprog
```
Open the Python interpreter and connect nRF device to PC:
```
from pynrfjprog import LowLevel

with LowLevel.API('NRF52') as api:
    api.enum_emu_snr()
    api.connect_to_emu_without_snr()
    api.erase_all()
    api.write_u32(ADDRESS, DATA, IS_FLASH)
    api.disconnect_from_emu()
```

To work with multiple nRF devices at once:
```
import LowLevel

api = LowLevel.API('NRF52')
api.open()

api2 = LowLevel.API('NRF52')
api2.open()

api3 = LowLevel.API('NRF51')
api3.open()

api.close()
api2.close()
api3.close()
```

To program hex files using the HighLevel API:
```
from pynrfjprog import HighLevel

with HighLevel.API() as api:
    snrs = api.get_connected_probes()

    # To program J-Link probe at snr <snr>:
    with HighLevel.DebugProbe(api, <snr>) as probe:
        probe.program(<hex_file>)

    # To program MCUBoot target at serial port <serial>:
    with HighLevel.MCUBootDFUProbe(api, <serial>) as probe:
        probe.program(<hex_file>)

    # To update LTE modem connected to J-Link probe at snr <snr>:
    with HighLevel.IPCDFUProbe(api, <snr>, HighLevel.CoProcessor.CP_MODEM) as probe:
        probe.program(<zip_file>, HighLevel.ProgramOptions(verify = HighLevel.VerifyAction.VERIFY_HASH))
```
Note: Only one HighLevel API can be instantiated and opened at a time. Several HighLevel probes can be opened from the same API at the same time.

## Contributing
Contributing is encouraged along with the following coding standards.
* [Google Python Style Guide](https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html)
* http://www.clifford.at/style.html
* [Semantic versioning](http://semver.org/)


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Summary:	A simple Python interface for the nrfjprog functionality
Provides:	python-pynrfjprog
BuildRequires:	python3-devel
BuildRequires:	python3-setuptools
BuildRequires:	python3-pip
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# pynrfjprog
Python wrapper around the nrfjprog dynamic link libraries (DLL). Use of this API allows developers to program/debug nRF SOC and SIP devices from the interpreter, write simple scripts for a more efficient development work flow, or write automated test frameworks. It can also be used to create applications in Python (i.e. command-line tools).

## Use-cases
*  Maximizing development efficiency: i.e. a script to perform various operations every time an application is built and run (could be hooked into a Makefile or automated build system etc...).
*  Automated testing: [Testing Production Programming tools on nRF5 using pynrfjprog](https://github.com/NordicSemiconductor/nrf52-production-programming/blob/master/tests/example_test_script.py).

## Dependencies
```python
"""
Detailed below is how our software is stacked. Each layer depends on the layer below.
"""
pynrfjprog  # Imports and wraps the nrfjprog DLL in Python.
nrfjprogdll # A DLL that wraps SEGGER's JLink API for nRF5 devices.
JLinkARMDLL # A DLL provided by SEGGER that works with SEGGER debuggers. Performs all low level operations with target device.
```

* [J-Link Software and Documentation Pack](https://www.segger.com/jlink-software.html) will install the JLink libraries pynrfjprog depends on in the correct installation directory.
* The nrfjprog libraries are installed with pynrfjprog and are included in pynrfjprog/OPERATING_SYSTEM/.

## Structure
```pynrfjprog
pynrfjprog
  ├── pynrfjprog
  │     ├──__init__.py    # Package marker to make pynrfjprog a module. Also defines the version number
  │     ├── API.py        # Legacy name of LowLevel.py. It's kept for backward support
  │     ├── APIError.py   # Wrapper for the error return codes of the DLL
  │     ├── Hex.py        # Hex parsing library
  │     ├── HighLevel.py  # Wrapper for the nrfjprog highlevel DLL
  │     ├── JLink.py      # Finds the JLinkARM DLL required by pynrfjprog
  │     ├── LowLevel.py   # Wrapper for the nrfjprog DLL, previously API.py
  │     ├── MultiAPI.py   # Allow multiple devices (up to 128) to be programmed simultaneously with a LowLevel API
  │     ├── lib_armhf
  │     │   └── # armhf nrfjprog libraries
  │     ├── lib_x64
  │     │   └── # 64-bit nrfjprog libraries
  │     ├── lib_x86
  │     │   └── # 32-bit nrfjprog libraries
  │     ├── docs
  │     │   └── # Header files of the nrfjprog DLL to provide in-depth documentation of the functions that are wrapped
  │     └── examples
  │         └── # Example scripts to show off the different APIs
  ├── LICENSE
  ├── README.md
  ├── requirements.txt
  └── pyproject.toml
  
  
    
```

## Getting started
To install latest release from PyPI:
```
pip install pynrfjprog
```
To install from source\:
```
python -m pip install path_to_unzipped_pynrfjprog
```
Open the Python interpreter and connect nRF device to PC:
```
from pynrfjprog import LowLevel

with LowLevel.API('NRF52') as api:
    api.enum_emu_snr()
    api.connect_to_emu_without_snr()
    api.erase_all()
    api.write_u32(ADDRESS, DATA, IS_FLASH)
    api.disconnect_from_emu()
```

To work with multiple nRF devices at once:
```
import LowLevel

api = LowLevel.API('NRF52')
api.open()

api2 = LowLevel.API('NRF52')
api2.open()

api3 = LowLevel.API('NRF51')
api3.open()

api.close()
api2.close()
api3.close()
```

To program hex files using the HighLevel API:
```
from pynrfjprog import HighLevel

with HighLevel.API() as api:
    snrs = api.get_connected_probes()

    # To program J-Link probe at snr <snr>:
    with HighLevel.DebugProbe(api, <snr>) as probe:
        probe.program(<hex_file>)

    # To program MCUBoot target at serial port <serial>:
    with HighLevel.MCUBootDFUProbe(api, <serial>) as probe:
        probe.program(<hex_file>)

    # To update LTE modem connected to J-Link probe at snr <snr>:
    with HighLevel.IPCDFUProbe(api, <snr>, HighLevel.CoProcessor.CP_MODEM) as probe:
        probe.program(<zip_file>, HighLevel.ProgramOptions(verify = HighLevel.VerifyAction.VERIFY_HASH))
```
Note: Only one HighLevel API can be instantiated and opened at a time. Several HighLevel probes can be opened from the same API at the same time.

## Contributing
Contributing is encouraged along with the following coding standards.
* [Google Python Style Guide](https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html)
* http://www.clifford.at/style.html
* [Semantic versioning](http://semver.org/)


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Provides:	python3-pynrfjprog-doc
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# pynrfjprog
Python wrapper around the nrfjprog dynamic link libraries (DLL). Use of this API allows developers to program/debug nRF SOC and SIP devices from the interpreter, write simple scripts for a more efficient development work flow, or write automated test frameworks. It can also be used to create applications in Python (i.e. command-line tools).

## Use-cases
*  Maximizing development efficiency: i.e. a script to perform various operations every time an application is built and run (could be hooked into a Makefile or automated build system etc...).
*  Automated testing: [Testing Production Programming tools on nRF5 using pynrfjprog](https://github.com/NordicSemiconductor/nrf52-production-programming/blob/master/tests/example_test_script.py).

## Dependencies
```python
"""
Detailed below is how our software is stacked. Each layer depends on the layer below.
"""
pynrfjprog  # Imports and wraps the nrfjprog DLL in Python.
nrfjprogdll # A DLL that wraps SEGGER's JLink API for nRF5 devices.
JLinkARMDLL # A DLL provided by SEGGER that works with SEGGER debuggers. Performs all low level operations with target device.
```

* [J-Link Software and Documentation Pack](https://www.segger.com/jlink-software.html) will install the JLink libraries pynrfjprog depends on in the correct installation directory.
* The nrfjprog libraries are installed with pynrfjprog and are included in pynrfjprog/OPERATING_SYSTEM/.

## Structure
```pynrfjprog
pynrfjprog
  ├── pynrfjprog
  │     ├──__init__.py    # Package marker to make pynrfjprog a module. Also defines the version number
  │     ├── API.py        # Legacy name of LowLevel.py. It's kept for backward support
  │     ├── APIError.py   # Wrapper for the error return codes of the DLL
  │     ├── Hex.py        # Hex parsing library
  │     ├── HighLevel.py  # Wrapper for the nrfjprog highlevel DLL
  │     ├── JLink.py      # Finds the JLinkARM DLL required by pynrfjprog
  │     ├── LowLevel.py   # Wrapper for the nrfjprog DLL, previously API.py
  │     ├── MultiAPI.py   # Allow multiple devices (up to 128) to be programmed simultaneously with a LowLevel API
  │     ├── lib_armhf
  │     │   └── # armhf nrfjprog libraries
  │     ├── lib_x64
  │     │   └── # 64-bit nrfjprog libraries
  │     ├── lib_x86
  │     │   └── # 32-bit nrfjprog libraries
  │     ├── docs
  │     │   └── # Header files of the nrfjprog DLL to provide in-depth documentation of the functions that are wrapped
  │     └── examples
  │         └── # Example scripts to show off the different APIs
  ├── LICENSE
  ├── README.md
  ├── requirements.txt
  └── pyproject.toml
  
  
    
```

## Getting started
To install latest release from PyPI:
```
pip install pynrfjprog
```
To install from source\:
```
python -m pip install path_to_unzipped_pynrfjprog
```
Open the Python interpreter and connect nRF device to PC:
```
from pynrfjprog import LowLevel

with LowLevel.API('NRF52') as api:
    api.enum_emu_snr()
    api.connect_to_emu_without_snr()
    api.erase_all()
    api.write_u32(ADDRESS, DATA, IS_FLASH)
    api.disconnect_from_emu()
```

To work with multiple nRF devices at once:
```
import LowLevel

api = LowLevel.API('NRF52')
api.open()

api2 = LowLevel.API('NRF52')
api2.open()

api3 = LowLevel.API('NRF51')
api3.open()

api.close()
api2.close()
api3.close()
```

To program hex files using the HighLevel API:
```
from pynrfjprog import HighLevel

with HighLevel.API() as api:
    snrs = api.get_connected_probes()

    # To program J-Link probe at snr <snr>:
    with HighLevel.DebugProbe(api, <snr>) as probe:
        probe.program(<hex_file>)

    # To program MCUBoot target at serial port <serial>:
    with HighLevel.MCUBootDFUProbe(api, <serial>) as probe:
        probe.program(<hex_file>)

    # To update LTE modem connected to J-Link probe at snr <snr>:
    with HighLevel.IPCDFUProbe(api, <snr>, HighLevel.CoProcessor.CP_MODEM) as probe:
        probe.program(<zip_file>, HighLevel.ProgramOptions(verify = HighLevel.VerifyAction.VERIFY_HASH))
```
Note: Only one HighLevel API can be instantiated and opened at a time. Several HighLevel probes can be opened from the same API at the same time.

## Contributing
Contributing is encouraged along with the following coding standards.
* [Google Python Style Guide](https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html)
* http://www.clifford.at/style.html
* [Semantic versioning](http://semver.org/)


%prep
%autosetup -n pynrfjprog-10.19.0

%build
%py3_build

%install
%py3_install
install -d -m755 %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}
if [ -d doc ]; then cp -arf doc %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d docs ]; then cp -arf docs %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d example ]; then cp -arf example %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d examples ]; then cp -arf examples %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
pushd %{buildroot}
if [ -d usr/lib ]; then
	find usr/lib -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/lib64 ]; then
	find usr/lib64 -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/bin ]; then
	find usr/bin -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/sbin ]; then
	find usr/sbin -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
touch doclist.lst
if [ -d usr/share/man ]; then
	find usr/share/man -type f -printf "/%h/%f.gz\n" >> doclist.lst
fi
popd
mv %{buildroot}/filelist.lst .
mv %{buildroot}/doclist.lst .

%files -n python3-pynrfjprog -f filelist.lst
%dir %{python3_sitelib}/*

%files help -f doclist.lst
%{_docdir}/*

%changelog
* Tue Apr 25 2023 Python_Bot <Python_Bot@openeuler.org> - 10.19.0-1
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