Looks like it's already at the correct address - '0x3C' (in the module) is half '0x78' - there's usually a bit of confusion about I2C addresses (whether they're between 0 and 127, or 0 and 254 - and always even).
Do you get any errors displayed? If you don't have the correct address then there should be errors displayed on the console. Otherwise either:
The data is going into the display, but for some reason (power supply, or maybe the initialisation code is different for your display) it's not being displayed.
The code isn't being executed at all - it might be worth adding console.log("Hello") right by g.flip() to make sure it's actually executing.
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Looks like it's already at the correct address - '0x3C' (in the module) is half '0x78' - there's usually a bit of confusion about I2C addresses (whether they're between 0 and 127, or 0 and 254 - and always even).
Do you get any errors displayed? If you don't have the correct address then there should be errors displayed on the console. Otherwise either:
console.log("Hello")
right byg.flip()
to make sure it's actually executing.