opengpio
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A performant c++ based general purpose GPIO controller for linux devices. OpenGPIO is written using libgpiod, line & chip based abstractions.
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import { bindings } from '../bindings';
import { DriverStoppedError } from '../errors/DriverStoppedError';
import { Gpio, PinGetter, GpioInputOptions } from '../types';
import { GpioDriver } from './GpioDriver';
/**
* Represents an input GPIO pin.
* Extends the `GpioDriver` class to provide input-specific functionality.
*/
export class Input extends GpioDriver {
/**
* A function to retrieve the current value of the GPIO pin.
* Defaults to a function that always returns `false`.
*/
private getter: PinGetter = () => false;
/**
* Constructs an `Input` instance.
*
* @param gpio - The GPIO pin configuration, including chip and line information.
* @param options - Configuration options for the input pin, such as bias.
*/
constructor(gpio: Gpio, options: GpioInputOptions = {}) {
const [getter, cleanup] = bindings.input(gpio.chip, gpio.line, options.bias ?? 0);
super(cleanup);
this.debug('constructing input with', gpio, options);
this.getter = getter;
}
/**
* Gets the current value of the input pin.
*
* @throws {DriverStoppedError} If the input has been stopped.
* @returns The current value of the GPIO pin (`true` for high, `false` for low).
*/
get value() {
this.debug('getting input value');
if (this.stopped) {
this.debug('input is stopped, throwing error');
throw new DriverStoppedError('Cannot get value from stopped input');
}
const value = this.getter();
this.debug('input value is', value);
return value;
}
set value(_value: boolean) {
this.debug('setting input value is not allowed');
throw new Error('Output cannot set value on an input pin');
}
}