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    Pulling code off of an existing project (Update)

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      Scott Stewart
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      Re: Pulling code off of an existing project

      Hi,

      Around a month ago I asked in this forum if anyone knew how to "download" python code from an ESP32 type board (Pycom Wipy) and got a range of suggestions. I attempted a few, but due to my inexperience using python for programming devices I struggled to resolve the issues I was having.

      I eventually stumbled on ATOM (https://atom.io/) and the PyCom's Pymakr plugin suggested by @Miguel-Moreno (https://docs.pycom.io/gettingstarted/software/atom/).

      This worked for me and I was able to download the contents of the Pycom Wipy.

      I thought to add this to the forum as I struggled at the beginning. Hope this helps others that are in the same boat like I was.

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