Atomic TF Card

1. Configure SD card pins and delete the m5test.txt file and m5 folder folder (if they exist).
2. Create and write a text file m5.txt with content “welcome to M5,” then read and print the file content.
3. Check if the m5test.txt file exists and print the check result.
4. Rename m5.txt to m5test.txt and check its existence again.
5. Create m5test.txt within m5 folder and append “hello to M5,” then read and print all content.

Example

from m5stack import *
from m5ui import *
from uiflow import *
from base.TF_Card import TFCARD

tf = TFCARD()

tf.init_sdcard(33, 19, 23, 20000000)
tf.delete_file('m5test.txt')
tf.delete_folder('m5 folder')
with open('/sd/m5.txt', 'w+') as fs:
  fs.write('welcome to M5')
with open('/sd/m5.txt', 'r+') as fs:
  print(fs.read())
print(tf.show_directory(''))
if tf.is_file_exist('m5test.txt'):
  print('file is exist')
else:
  print('file is not exist')
tf.rename_file('m5.txt','m5test.txt')
tf.create_folder('m5 folder')
print(tf.show_directory(''))
if tf.is_file_exist('m5test.txt'):
  print('file is exist')
else:
  print('file is not exist')
with open('/sd/m5test.txt', 'a') as fs:
  fs.write('hello to M5')
with open('/sd/m5test.txt', 'r+') as fs:
  print(fs.read())

API

tf.init_sdcard(33, 19, 23, 20000000)

• Initializes the SD card interface configuration, specifying MISO, MOSI, SCK pins, and operating frequency. This operation is used to set up SD card communication.

fs.tell()

• Retrieves the current file reading position (seek). This is used to keep track of the file pointer position during file operations.

fs.read(0)

• Reads a specified number of bytes from the file. This command reads file content, and the number of bytes to read can be set in the parameter.

fs.read()

• Reads all content from the file. This block is used to read the entire content of a file at once, ideal for handling smaller files.

fs.readline()

• Reads one line of content from the file. This is used for line-by-line processing of data in text files.

fs.seek(0)

• Sets the reading position in the file. This can move the file pointer to a specific location within the file to perform read or write operations.

fs.write('')

• Writes text to a file. This command writes the specified text content to the file, typically used to record or save data to the SD card.

tf.is_folder_exist('')

• Checks if a folder exists at the specified path. Returns true if the folder exists, otherwise returns false.

tf.is_file_exist('')

• Checks if a file exists at the specified path. Returns a similar result as the folder existence check.

tf.show_directory('')

• Displays the list of files and folders at the specified path. This operation lists the contents of a directory, allowing users to view stored files and folders.

tf.create_folder('')

• Creates a new folder at the specified path. If the path is valid and permissions allow, a new folder will be created in the specified location.

with open('/sd/', 'a')

• Opens a file at the specified path with the set mode (e.g., read, write, etc.). Different modes control how the file is opened (e.g., read, write, append).

tf.delete_file('')

• Deletes a file at the specified path. This block removes a file from the storage medium.

tf.rename_file('','')

• Renames a file from the old path to the new path. By providing the old and new paths, you can rename a file.

tf.delete_folder('')

• Deletes a folder at the specified path. When given the folder path, the system will remove that folder and its contents (if non-empty folders are allowed to be deleted).