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Download the Code

All example programs used in this kit are stored in our official GitHub repository. Use the following command to download the complete project to your Raspberry Pi.

Clone the Repository

  1. Log into your Raspberry Pi and run:

    cd ~/
git clone https://github.com/sunfounder/davinci-kit-for-raspberry-pi.git --depth 1

  2. Enter the project directory:

    cd ~/davinci-kit-for-raspberry-pi/

  3. List the files:

    ls

  4. You will see a structure similar to this:

    davinci-kit-for-raspberry-pi/
├── c/
├── datasheet
├── iot/
├── nodejs/
├── python-pi5/
├── python/
├── scratch/
└── README.md

Project Structure Overview

Here is a brief introduction to each folder:

  • c/

    C language examples and libraries for users who prefer programming in C on Raspberry Pi.

  • datasheet/

    Datasheets, specifications, and reference documents for the hardware components used in the project.

  • iot/

    IoT-related examples, including connectivity with the Blynk platform, sensor demonstrations, and communication modules.

  • nodejs/

    Node.js examples for users developing JavaScript-based projects on Raspberry Pi.

  • python-pi5/

    Python examples written using the GPIO Zero library, specifically optimized for Raspberry Pi 5.

  • python/

    Python example programs written using the RPi.GPIO library, suitable for most Raspberry Pi boards.

  • scratch/

    Scratch programming examples designed for beginners learning graphical programming.

  • README.md

    Basic information about the repository and general instructions.

You can now enter the folder corresponding to your preferred programming language or project type and start running the examples.