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## hap.py
class Accessory:
    aid: int
    services: list = []


class Service:
    type: str
    iid: int
    characteristics: list = []
    hidden: bool

## make_serial_passthrough_circuitpython.md

      
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    I have done this on Challenger LTE board link, which is RP2040 based.
You need to enable data serial at boot (boot.py), this is disabled by default. When the board boots you need to run file serial_passthrough.py
the program.
Your computer will report new COM/Serial port. Use that to talk with the device connected to uart of the CircuitPython board.
Create files on CIRCUITPY

file: boot.py


## finderbug-cpy.md

      
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                Finder bug when openning files with multiple boards connected
              
          
    First, random bits from discord conversation:

has anyone encountered a situation on macOS (Catalina) where you double click "code.py" on one circuit python drive but it opens the code.py from another ?
I often have multiple devices connected, usually with different drive names (CLUE, QTPY, etc). It happens with different apps, or using the open command line, but it does not happen when using the "open" dialog from within the apps.
let's say I have "BLUEREMOTE" (a feather nrf52) and "CIRCUITBLUE" (a CPB), typing open /Volumes/CIRCUITBLUE/code.py actually opens /Volumes/BLUEREMOTE/code.py
@Neradoc Yes. Lately in Finder, only one CIRCUITPY drive out of many shows up.
And so it only opens the files from that drive if I'm opening through finder.
I've had to go through command line to find them, or go into /Volumes in Finder.


## ESP32-S2-CircuitPython-Getting-Started.md

      
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    Official Docs

You can get really good official docs here now
https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/tree/main/ports/espressif

Below are the old notes (19 Oct 2020)
ESP32-S2 CircuitPython Getting Started


## code.py
import storage
import adafruit_requests as requests

import networkInit  # Board specific network connection

try:
    from secrets import secrets
    connectionString = secrets["ota_connection_string"]
except (ImportError, KeyError):
    print("Connection string is kept in secrets.py, please add it there!")

## Experimental Adafruit NINA_FW builds
This gist contains experimental builds of the NINA firmware for Adafruit products.

*** Please DO NOT USE THESE unless you are willing to accept the risks of bricking your hardware ***
	class Accessory:
	aid: int
	services: list = []


	class Service:
	type: str
	iid: int
	characteristics: list = []
	hidden: bool
	import storage
	import adafruit_requests as requests

	import networkInit # Board specific network connection

	try:
	from secrets import secrets
	connectionString = secrets["ota_connection_string"]
	except (ImportError, KeyError):
	print("Connection string is kept in secrets.py, please add it there!")
	This gist contains experimental builds of the NINA firmware for Adafruit products.

	* Please DO NOT USE THESE unless you are willing to accept the risks of bricking your hardware *