Library Install On Non-Express Boards; Updating Circuitpython Libraries And Examples - Adafruit ESP32-S3 Manual

You have an . It says there is . That's
ImportError no module named 'simpleio'
the one you just included in your code!
Click the link above to download the correct bundle. Extract the lib folder from the
downloaded bundle file. Scroll down to find simpleio.mpy. This is the library file you're
looking for! Follow the steps above to load an individual library file.
The LED starts blinking again! Let's check the serial console.
No errors! Excellent. You've successfully resolved an !
ImportError
If you run into this error in the future, follow along with the steps above and choose
the library that matches the one you're missing.

Library Install on Non-Express Boards

If you have an M0 non-Express board such as Trinket M0, Gemma M0, QT Py M0, or
one of the M0 Trinkeys, you'll want to follow the same steps in the example above to
install libraries as you need them. Remember, you don't need to wait for an
ImportEr
if you know what library you added to your code. Open the library bundle you
ror
downloaded, find the library you need, and drag it to the lib folder on your CIRCUITPY
drive.
You can still end up running out of space on your M0 non-Express board even if you
only load libraries as you need them. There are a number of steps you can use to try
to resolve this issue. You'll find suggestions on the Troubleshooting page ().
Updating CircuitPython Libraries and
Examples
Libraries and examples are updated from time to time, and it's important to update the
files you have on your CIRCUITPY drive.
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