Pyectool 0.2.0

0.2.0 (2025-8-3)

This version introduces a major API overhaul, replacing the flat function interface with an object-oriented design and significantly expanding fan and temperature control capabilities.

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API Changes

Refactor: from functions to class-based interface

We’ve moved from standalone functional calls to a structured, class-based API via ECController.
This improves maintainability and aligns with typical Pythonic design.

Old Approach:

get_max_temperature()
set_fan_duty(75)
is_on_ac()

New Approach:

ec = ECController()
ec.get_max_temp()
ec.set_fan_duty(75, fan_idx=0)
ec.is_on_ac()

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New Capabilities

Fan Control:

• Get/set fan RPM per fan or all fans.
• Set duty cycle per fan or globally.

Temperature Monitoring:

• Read temperatures per sensor or all sensors.
• Retrieve sensor metadata with get_temp_info(sensor_idx).
• Get max temperatures, optionally ignoring battery sensor.

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Documentation Updates

• Replaced function-based docs with object-oriented examples.
• Added full method reference for ECController.
• Described return structure of ECTempInfo.

Pyectool 0.1.0

0.1.0 (2025-6-28)

Initial release of pyectool as a Python package.

• Python bindings for EC functionality using pybind11.
• Supports fan duty control, temperature reading, AC power status, and more.
• Designed for integration with hardware management or fan control tools.