Once you copy over all the relevant files, the project should begin running! If you find
that the project is not running as expected, make sure you've copied ALL of the
project files onto your microcontroller board.
That's all there is to using the Project Bundle!
The Adafruit CircuitPython Library Bundle
Adafruit provides CircuitPython libraries for much of the hardware they provide,
including sensors, breakouts and more. To eliminate the need for searching for each
library individually, the libraries are available together in the Adafruit CircuitPython
Library Bundle. The bundle contains all the files needed to use each library.
Downloading the Adafruit CircuitPython Library Bundle
You can download the latest Adafruit CircuitPython Library Bundle release by clicking
the button below. The libraries are being constantly updated and improved, so you'll
always want to download the latest bundle.
Match up the bundle version with the version of CircuitPython you are running. For
example, you would download the 6.x library bundle if you're running any version of
CircuitPython 6, or the 7.x library bundle if you're running any version of CircuitPython
7, etc. If you mix libraries with major CircuitPython versions, you will get incompatible
mpy errors due to changes in library interfaces possible during major version
changes.
Click to visit circuitpython.org for the
latest Adafruit CircuitPython Library
Bundle
Download the bundle version that matches your CircuitPython firmware version. If you
don't know the version, check the version info in boot_out.txt file on the CIRCUITPY
drive, or the initial prompt in the CircuitPython REPL. For example, if you're running
v7.0.0, download the 7.x library bundle.
There's also a py bundle which contains the uncompressed python files, you probably
don't want that unless you are doing advanced work on libraries.
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