Raspberry PICO W: Wifi&MQTT to display (Pimoroni) certain values like solar power! PART 3:DISPLAY

This time we will connect a Raspberry PicoW to our WiFi, subscribe on certain MQTT topics by connecting to our mosquitto broker on our PI and display these reading on our Pimoroni pico display pack.
We will also use the buttons of our Pico Display to switch between different views. For that we will use interrupt handlers to get the button press at any time while our Pico is looking for new MQTT messages.
My current aim is to divide this into three chapters.
This is chapter 3: Pimoroni Display Pack
Chapter 1: Setting up our PicoW with the Pimoroni display-W-firmware and connecting to our home WiFi: • Raspberry PICO W: Use...
Chapter 2: Connecting to our MQTT message broker, subscribing on certain topics and decoding the JSON messages: • Raspberry PICO W: Use...
Chapter 3: Visualization of our data on a Pimoroni pico display. Using IRQ for buttons to switch between different views: • Raspberry PICO W: Wif...
Chapter 3 source code:
github.com/Sir... (2022_11_13_display_mqtt_wlan_connect.py)
Pimoroni W firmware:
github.com/pim...
PicoW WiFi documentation:
datasheets.ras...
Pimoroni Display Pack Examples:
github.com/pim...
Pimoroni Display Pack function reference:
github.com/pim...
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[@GregRafferty]

I've been following along with these videos for a similar project I've been working on. Was struggling to get my head around some of the Python code on my own but you've helped me a lot, thank you!

[@guygrenier613]

Thank you so much for this. Can you tell me where I can find the documentation for the pico display pack? I have a hard time finding the info for everything you have shown in this video. The RGB led for one is something I hadn't been able to control. The examples on the github did not appear to work on mine, I suspected perhaps the UF2 had changes made that made the examples incompatible.

[@Sir-Real]

Here is the function reference of the display pack by Pimoroni (reference of the picographics library):
github.com/pimoroni/pimoroni-pico/tree/main/micropython/modules/picographics
I furthermore find the examples very useful to understand how it works. The link to the examples can be found in my video description...