esp8266: Added driver for the APA102 LED chip. #1950
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Please see #1941. (Cooperate with the other developer?). |
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Closing this PR as it has been incorporated into #1941. |
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This PR adds support for the APA102 LED chip on the ESP8266.
I've replicated the neopixel implementation with the apa102 changes. However I may have misunderstood details of what a micropython module should look like. If so, please tell me.