Emulate Hitachi HD44780 and compatible devices in HTML
npm install char-lcd --save
or yarn add char-lcd
or clone the whole project from GitHub
https://github.com/jazz-soft/polymer-char-lcd
<script src="char-lcd.js"></script>
//...
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/char-lcd"></script>
//...
<script src="https://unpkg.com/char-lcd"></script>
//...
var CharLCD = require('char-lcd');
//...
import { CharLCD } from 'char-lcd';
//...
require(['char-lcd'], function(CharLCD) {
// ...
});
<div id=lcd></div>
...
var lcd = new CharLCD({ at: 'lcd', rows: 2, cols: 16, rom: 'eu' });
// Map UNICODE string to the internal character set:
lcd.text(0, 0, "ЁЛКИ-ПАЛКИ!");
var lcd = new CharLCD(params);
params
is an object with the following keys:
at
: a DOM element in which to place the object, or itsid
; default: at the bottom of the page;rom
:jp
(default) for Japanese standard font, oreu
for European standard font.rows
: - number of rows; default: 2;cols
: - number of columns; default: 16;
Unlike the real hardware where only certain combinations of rows
/cols
exist, there are no restrictions in the simulator;
lcd.char(r, c, h);
- set the character at row r
, column c
to byte h
.
lcd.text(r, c, s);
- print string s
at row r
, column c
.
This function treats \n
as new line and maps UNICODE characters to the internal character set.
lcd.font(n, data);
- define the pixels for the n
-th character; data
is an array of up to 10 bytes.
In real hardware, only first 8 characters can be changed, but there is no such limitation in the simulator.