Product Information
What is Viperide?
Innovative MicroPython IDE for web and mobile.
Features:
No software installation required, ready to use out of the box
Covers most functionalities of tools like mpremote, ampy, rshell
Multiple connection methods on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Chromebook
Direct USB/Serial
WebREPL over the internet
WebREPL in local network
Low-power Bluetooth
P2P/WebRTC bridge
File Editor
Syntax highlighting for .py, .json, .inf, .toml, .pem
Auto-expand/collapse .json files
Markdown viewer mode
Hex viewer for binary files
Unicode support (UTF8)
Run files without saving
File Manager
Add, delete files and directories
Create multi-level directories at once (use multiple "/" in names)
Root FS statistics display
Package Manager
Official micropython-lib index
Terminal/REPL
VT100 (ANSI escape sequences) support
Snippets support - WIP
Enhanced User Experience
Progressive Web App
Device and system information display
Responsive layout, full-screen mode, works on smartphones
Natural sorting
Localization (AI-generated, feel free to improve translations)
How to use Viperide?
ViperIDE is an innovative MicroPython integrated development environment (IDE) designed for web and mobile platforms, usable without installation and integrating multiple development tools.
Core Functions of Viperide
Privacy-Focused
Markdown Support
Ad-Free
No Tracking
Syntax Highlighting
No Registration Required
Usage Scenarios of Viperide
- Develop MicroPython devices via USB/serial connection on Windows, macOS, or Linux computers.
- Remotely connect to MicroPython devices via WebREPL on local networks or the internet.
- Use Bluetooth LE to connect to MicroPython devices on Android or iOS mobile devices.
- Develop MicroPython on Chromebooks.
- Edit and manage files on MicroPython devices with syntax highlighting.
- Interact with MicroPython devices via terminal/REPL.
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