A fake reader using a TK GUI for development purposes. This target software development which does not happen on the RPi but on another machine - probably in a Python virtual environment.
place-capable: yes
If you mock the GPIO pins, this GUI will show the GPIO devices.
Note
When using Anaconda, the GUI will look horrible! That's because Anaconda's TK is compiled without FreeType support.
There is a very quick and very dirty fix.
Replacing the TK lib in Anaconda's environment with the system libtk
.
However, this depends on an exact version match of the libtk
.
cd /path/to/anaconda3/envs/rpi/lib
mv ./libtk8.6.so ./libtk8.6.so.bak
ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libtk8.6.so libtk8.6.so
An alternative is to simply use Python's venv
module to create a virtual environment. This uses your systems Python version and thus will work with your system libtk
. It might not be the RPi's Python version - but that should not matter in most cases.