Legacy SDKs

Caution

Legacy: this documents the SDKs tied to Binho Mission Control 2. Every page below except Nova SDK is being phased out in favor of CosmicSDK and the new Python SDK. It remains supported during the transition. New projects on Supernova or Pulsar should start with CosmicSDK.

These are the SDKs that shipped alongside Binho Mission Control 2. They remain available and supported, and they continue to work against current firmware, but they are no longer where new development happens. New work on Supernova and Pulsar is going into CosmicSDK and the Python SDK.

Note

Nova SDK is the exception on this page. It is listed here because it belongs to the same generation of tooling, not because it is being replaced. Binho Nova is outside the CosmicSDK transition and has no successor SDK planned.

Python packages

SupernovaController→

The high-level, blocking Python API for Supernova, covering I2C and I3C. This is still the most practical starting point for Python users today.

Nova SDK→

The Python SDK for Binho Nova, distributed as binho-python-package. Nova only.

binhosupernova→

The lower-level Python package for Supernova that supernovacontroller is built on.

binhopulsar→

The Pulsar equivalent of binhosupernova, sharing its API.

C++ and protocol-level

c++-sdk

The BMC C++ SDK for Nova and Supernova, superseded by CosmicSDK for Supernova and Pulsar.

bridge-1.1-api

The Bridge 1.1 command reference: the protocol-level API underneath the Mission Control 2 tooling.