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imagilib is a unique library or a collection of variables and functions that you can use when you are programming in the imagi app. In addition to imagilib, some standard Python libraries can also be used in the our app, for example: random, math, and datetime. You can read in more detail about how to use all these libraries, variables and functions below.

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imagilib

This section documents the objects and functions in the imagilib module.

imagilib is a Python library that contains all the predefined variables, functions and classes that can be used in the imagi app coding environment (code editor). The imagilib library is imported into each coding project so that the objects and functions are available from the start.

Here is a list of the variables that can be used:

• m is our matrix of pixels that we can program to turn on or off or even in different colors. It is an array of 64 pixels, arranged in 8 rows and 8 columns. Each element or pixel of the matrix can be accessed using a row and a column index.

• blink_rate is a variable that can be used to create a blinking effect. When blink_rate = 0 there is no blinking. If blink_rate > 0, the design in m will blink at a rate of blink_rate number of times per second. blink_rate supports fractional values and the maximum is 3.