Update to PR #34 #62
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Both __init__ and fetch access the in self._sdcard parameter to determine
if a SD card is installed. __init__ handles the mounting of the card.
fetch() alters the filename path as needed prior to calling wget(). This
new function will allow the calling of pyportal.sd_check() to determine
if a card is present and alter operations as needed.
Simple example:
if pyportal.sdcheck():
print("SD card is installed")
else:
print("SD card is NOT installed")
Catching up to master
pulling changes from adafruit / master
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I've updated in the changes from adafruit/master into the branch used for PR #34.
I tested this library change using this code:
It does work as expected, correctly printing the SD state depending on whether the physical SD card is plugged in or not.