Firmware
druid
Hype41/100terminal interface for crow
druid is custom firmware for the monome crow, by @monome. Open source under GPL-3.0, latest release v1.1.7 (June 2026), 40 stars on GitHub.
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11 releases
v1.1.7Latest0 files
v1.1.60 files
FIX: pkg_resources is deprecated, removed
v1.1.5druid v1.1.50 files
- FIX scrub git version for firmware update
v1.1.41.1.40 files
Fix error in python3.11 caused by deprecation of
inspect.getargspec.No other functional changes.
v1.1.3druid 1.1.30 files
fix detection on windows @trentgill
v1.1.2druid 1.1.20 files
fix serial detection on windows (skip product string detection, because windows doesn't allow it)
1.1.1druid 1.1.10 files
- fix serial detection @trentgill
1.1.0druid 1.1.00 files
- pydfu-based crow firmware updater, auto-fetches from git release @tehn
- websocket server at port 6666 for sending commands directly to crow (ie, line execution from editor) @csboling
- command autocomplete + input captures @csboling
- filename autocompletion @csboling
- option to ignore theme @daveriedstra
0.2.10 files
- Fix parsing of files with missing newlines https://github.com/monome/druid/pull/66
- Fix ensure correct version of prompt_toolkit is installed https://github.com/monome/druid/pull/65
0.2.00 files
New functionality:
- Add CLI, allows uploading and downloading from the command-line directly #30
- Add
--versionoption to CLI to show druid version #50 - The REPL can now be started without crow connected #49, #55
Fixes:
- Uploading and downloading stability fixes in combination with crow firmware 1.0.1 #48, #54, #57
- Exception on REPL exit fixed #56
- Change to a regular (non-namespace) package, which means it should no longer be necessary to update setuptools before installing druid #36
0.1.10 files
- Updated to a regular Python package
- Project is published to PyPI https://pypi.org/project/monome-druid/
- Which means it's now installable using
pip install monome-druid