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@geastack/chips

v0.1.6

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Reusable native chip drivers for Geastack embedded targets.

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@geastack/chips

Portable native chip drivers used by GeaStack embedded targets.

Install one package:

npm install @geastack/chips

The package contains the complete driver catalog. A board definition selects the controllers it uses, and the target adapter compiles only the selected portable sources and platform bindings.

Use the Gea CLI to inspect and compose the installed catalog:

gea chips list
gea chips info co5300
gea chips add co5300 --board my-board
gea chips remove co5300 --board my-board

catalog.json is the machine-readable contract shared by the CLI and target adapters. It records each driver's category, interfaces, native sources, configuration fields, and available platform bindings.

Categories map to the roles of a composed board definition: display, touch, power, imu, audio, rtc and expander. An expander is the I/O expander a board routes its slow control lines through (a backlight enable, a touch or panel reset); the definition names which expander pin carries which line under chips.expander.outputs, and the display and touch bindings look them up there.

A display entry is either a controller IC on a serial bus (co5300, sh8601 over QSPI) or rgb_panel: a bare parallel RGB (DPI) panel with no controller, described by its timings and 16 data pins and scanned out by the MCU's own LCD peripheral.