can I run python scripts on the nRF52840 DK

Can I install and run python code on the nRF52840 DK?

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  • Hello Gary,

    While I am not a Python expert, your question prompted me to search for whether there are embedded, small resource footprint Python implementations.  I found a couple of sites which look promising:

    Adafruit CircuitPython

    https://micropython.org/

    The Adafruit embedded Python page was linked to from another Adafruit page stating that they no longer maintain their MicroPython docs.  But I see there's a MicroPython forum link near the end of the second link above.  Looks like there is also a micropython github project under active development.

    One reason I answered is that a number of my fellow team code in Python, and it would be useful to us to find ways to run Python code in embedded contexts.  I can say in general, as you likely already know, Python normally runs in a Windows, Linux or *nix operating system environment.  There generally isn't room to install these operating systems on embedded boards.

    I am curious to see what Nordic engineers reply to your question.  I will keep an eye on your post.  Hopefully we can find a practical working solution here soon.

    - Ted

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  • Hello Gary,

    While I am not a Python expert, your question prompted me to search for whether there are embedded, small resource footprint Python implementations.  I found a couple of sites which look promising:

    Adafruit CircuitPython

    https://micropython.org/

    The Adafruit embedded Python page was linked to from another Adafruit page stating that they no longer maintain their MicroPython docs.  But I see there's a MicroPython forum link near the end of the second link above.  Looks like there is also a micropython github project under active development.

    One reason I answered is that a number of my fellow team code in Python, and it would be useful to us to find ways to run Python code in embedded contexts.  I can say in general, as you likely already know, Python normally runs in a Windows, Linux or *nix operating system environment.  There generally isn't room to install these operating systems on embedded boards.

    I am curious to see what Nordic engineers reply to your question.  I will keep an eye on your post.  Hopefully we can find a practical working solution here soon.

    - Ted

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