Python Remote Development on Raspberry Pi
with PyDev and Eclipse
เขียน Python PyDev บน Raspberry Pi ด้วย Eclipse
Download and Install
- Java Runtime Environment (JRE). 1.7 is recommended, but 1.6 should also be OK. http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads
- Eclipse IDE for JAVA Developers http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
- Python https://www.python.org/downloads/ Download the version 2.7 or higher
- Python PyDev Eclipse Plug-in http://pydev.org/download.html ( no need to download. we will download using eclipse )
Open eclipse goto menu Help --> Install New Software
Install New Software
use Pydev Plug in Link "http://pydev.org/updates" then Next
New Software Plug in to install
Show "PyDev for Eclipse" and Version then Next
Installing wait for a minute
When Install already
Goto Menu Window --> Preferences
It show PyDev Menu
Now Install Plug-in Already ! after that need to config in Eclipse.
Goto Menu Window --> Preferences -- > PyDev --> Interpreters --> Python Interpreter
Then Click New...
Browse your Python Interpreter Executable
Then OK
System Python Path OK
When PyDev and Python path Ok.
Now need to Setup Remote System for connect eclipse to raspberry pi board.
RSE - Remote Systems Explorer
Goto menu Help --> Install New Software
1 .Work with change to All Available Sites
2. Use type filter text = remote
Then Select General Purpose Tools
and Select Remote System Explorer End-User Runtime
and Remote System Explorer User Actions
then Next to Install
Finish the installation and restart Eclipse.
Goto Menu Window --> Open Perspective -- > Other
Double click Remote System Explorer
Then Right Click on Local
and New -- > Connection
New Connection
Select SSH only
Remote SSH only System Connection
Host Name your Raspberry Pi IP Address
Now Connect and Remote to Raspberry Pi
So,you can open python file and write code in Raspberry Pi using eclipse
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Hi,
ตอบลบThank you for the clear tutorial! I succeeded to remotely run simple programs on my RasPi from my PC using Eclipse + PyDev. However, as soon as I’m using additional libraries (f.e. BiblioPixel/ManiacalLabs) I’m running into trouble: I’ve installed BiblioPixel on my RasPi and the method I found so far to make BiblioPixel ‘visible’ to Eclipse on my remote PC is to copy the whole BiblioPixel library over to my PC (in my case into the directory C:\Users\Thomas\.p2\pool\plugins\org.python.pydev.jython_5.9.2.201708151115\Lib\site-packages\). I don’t think that this is the correct method (I’m novice to remote development stuff) because this is causing platform/OS compatibility issues i.e. /dev/spidev0.0 (SPI I/F on RasPi) can’t be found on PC when running my program from remote PC/eclipse using ‘local’ BiblioPixel copied over to PC.
My question: Is it possible to make the libs installed on RasPi ‘visible’ to my remote host PC and eclipse WITHOUT making a hard copy from RasPi to PC? Thank you in advance for your assistance!
Kind regards,
Thomas