The drivers are available from the GitHub repository for the Sensorian hardware (https://github.com/sensorian/sensorian-firmware.git). Let's clone the repository from the command-line terminal:

    git clone https://github.com/sensorian/sensorian-firmware.git 

Let's make use of the drivers (which is available in the  ~/sensorian-firmware/Drivers_Python/APDS-9300 folder) to read the values from the two ADC channels of the sensor:

import time 
import APDS9300 as LuxSens 
import sys 

AmbientLight = LuxSens.APDS9300() 
while True: 
   time.sleep(1) 
   channel1 = AmbientLight.readChannel(1)                       
   channel2 = AmbientLight.readChannel(0) 
   Lux = AmbientLight.getLuxLevel(channel1,channel2) 
   print("Lux output: %d." % Lux)

With the ADC values available from both the channel, the ambient light value can be calculated by the driver using the following formula (retrieved from the sensor datasheet):

This calculation is performed by the attribute getLuxLevel. Under normal lighting conditions, the ambient light level (measured in lux) was around 2. The measured output was 0 when we covered the lux sensor with the palm. This sensor could be used to measure ambient light and adjust the room lighting accordingly.