basic refactoring to remove errors #1
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So this is now tested and ready to merge. It fixes a number of things (syntax wise and logic-wise), cleans the code and makes the API consistent with the INA219 library. |
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This is currently a draft PR: I refactored large parts of the code to make it at least error free from the Python perspective. I still have to setup the device and actually test it, but the current code definitely does not run (just run pylint, see all the errors and you know why).
Main changes: I moved a lot of the code from the container class
INA3221to theINA3221Channelclass. This not only simplifies logic and removes errors, but also follows usual OO design best practices (e.g. keep properties and related code where they belong).More to come (probably next year)...