Pin

The pin class contains the following methods used to manipulate pins on an espruino device.

val

val(pin:string): Promise<string>

This method returns the value of a desired pin on the device, this can be used as such

let device = new DeviceController();

device.Pin.val("D10").then((pinVal) => {
  console.log(pinVal);
});

analogOn(pin:string, val:number): void

This method allows for PWM control over the devices pins and can be used as shown below.

let device = new DeviceController();

let speed = 0.5;

device.Pin.analogOn("D10", speed);

digitalOn(pin:string, val:number): void

This method allows for control over the devices pins and can be used as shown below. val can be either 1 or 0;

let device = new DeviceController();

device.Pin.digitalOn("D10", 1);

digitalToggle(pin:string): void

This method is similar to digitalOn but will toggle the current value to the opposite of what it currently is

let device = new DeviceController();

device.Pin.digitalToggle("D10");

reset: (pin: string): void

This will reset the pin to 0.

let device = new DeviceController();

device.Pin.reset("D10");

getInfo: (pin: string): Promise<PinInfo>

This will return all information about the chosen pin.

let device = new DeviceController();

device.Pin.getInfo("D10").then((pinInfo) => {
  console.log(pinInfo);
});