Ruby Client Library for Pixoo 64 LED Display Control
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Summary
This article documents a Ruby client library for controlling Pixoo 64 LED display devices. It provides code examples showing how to create animated images with rainbow colors, display text, and interact with Pixoo devices programmatically. The library allows developers to draw graphics, send animations, and control text display on Pixoo signs using Ruby programming language.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledThis is just a client for the Pixoo 64 sign written in Ruby.
Draw some stuff and then display it as an animated image:
dev.send_animation images
dev.send_text 'Hello', x: 0, y: 0, id: 1
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