feat: Add SPI support for and update README. #7
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Hi, @mcauser ! Thanks for this great library. I needed SPI support for my project, so I implemented it and thought I'd share in case it might be useful to others. Let me know if this is something you'd consider merging – happy to make any changes or discuss alternative approaches! |
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Summary
Adds SPI interface support for SSD1327 OLED displays
Implementation
Testing
Tested the example in readme and rotating_3d_cube.py. BTW, the SPI interface delivers significantly higher animation frame rates.
Tested successfully on:
Compatibility
Existing I2C implementations remain unchanged.