libuuu is a Python wrapper for the native NXP libuuu library, a universal update utility primarily used for flashing and interacting with NXP i.MX series embedded devices. It provides Python bindings to the C library's functionalities, allowing programmatic control over device flashing and communication. The library generally follows the versioning of the underlying C library, with releases occurring periodically to match new `libuuu` versions.
pip install libuuuVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
This quickstart demonstrates how to import the `Uuu` class and execute a simple command using its `cmd` method. It highlights the importance of passing command arguments as a list of strings and provides a common pattern for handling the underlying native library dependency.
Install the appropriate native `libuuu` library for your operating system. For NXP i.MX devices, this usually means installing the `mfgtools` package from NXP or compiling `uuu` from source. Ensure the library is in a standard system path or set the `UUU_LIB_PATH` environment variable to its location.
Always provide command-line arguments as a list of strings, e.g., `lib_uuu.cmd(['-h'])` instead of `lib_uuu.cmd('-h')`.Ensure you have the necessary NXP i.MX hardware and firmware images if you intend to perform actual device flashing or interaction.