ATOM S3 with UiFlow - module M5 or M5Stack

[forestial]

I have an ATOM S3 and I have burned UIFlow 2.0 on to it using the M5Burner tool.
I am using the micropython REPL to program it. (May explore UIFlow later).
The module "M5" is present in this build of UIFlow.
In other example code, I have seen a module "M5Stack", but this is not present for my device.
Can anyone explain what the difference between these modules is?
Also, I'd like to find a link to documentation on the M5 module, since that seems to be all that is available to me.

[felmue]

Hello @forestial

my guess is that for UIFlow < 2.0 M5Stack was/is used and for UIFlow >= 2.0 it has been decided to use M5 instead.

In both cases I assume they contain the M5Stack specific code and functions. In how much they are similar or different that I do not know, I am afraid.

I believe the help() command should reveal some information, no?

Thanks
Felix

[ajb2k3]

UIFlow 1.X had an issue with duplicated modules which used up to much much ram.
UIFlow 2.X is a major rewrite of the firmware and the UIFLOW/M5Stack function have been consolidate into one new library called M5

[forestial]

OK, good; by good luck I am already using the M5 which is the future one.

@felmue yes, the help() function helps but its quite a slog to figure things out. For example I've been able to use the 'Lcd' class to print some text to the Atom S3's display; but when I wanted to change the font, it took me quite a while to figure it out.
(In case anyone else is looking for this, the command seems to be

Lcd.setFont(Lcd.FONTS.DejaVu18)

when I incorrectly tried

Lcd.setFont("DejaVu18")

it crashes the device!)

[ajb2k3]

@forestial I'm working on the docs at the moments and currently logging the API's but as you noticed, it is hard work to find them.