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To integrate a TOSUN CAN device #1873
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Hi, you can create and publish your own package, which python-cans entry point as described here. We will add your package as an extra dependency and mention it in our documentation. |
@zariiii9003 Hello, at the moment, our approach requires users to first install Python-can and then configure it manually in order to use our device. We would like to discuss the possibility of directly integrating our device into Python-can, so that users can install Python-can via pip and use our device without any additional configuration—similar to how Vector devices are supported. |
Your users would install your package as an extra dependency with |
@zariiii9003 |
I've manually added your compatible python file to python-can @sy950915 ,There were a few small problem. I changed some code manually for TOSUN. |
Hello, I am an employee of Shanghai Tongxing Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. We are interested in integrating our company's device into Python-can. Currently, many users are requesting the ability to use our device directly within Python-can. At present, we achieve this by installing Python-can and then adding our own files into the Python-can directory to enable this functionality. However, this approach is not as seamless as having our device fully integrated into Python-can, and we are looking for a more convenient solution.
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