Arduino Make

• Arduino Make
  • Quickstart
    • Vscode
  • License

Arduino Make is a repository template for building large scale arduino projects. It attempts to homogenize best practices for C/C++ development in accordance with Google Style C++ and DOxygen while meeting the requirements for arduino-cli runtimes. The environment is controlled by an easy to use Makefile with a built-in linter to enforce good coding habits and consistent and flexible arduino project design.

Quickstart

1. Preinstallations and environment configuration Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/cSDes1gn/arduino-make.git

   Install the arduino-cli tool. Be sure to set the INSTALLATION_PATH to a location that is within your system path. (You can check your system path using env | grep PATH)

   curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arduino/arduino-cli/master/install.sh | BINDIR=INSTALLATION_PATH sh

   For more installation information visit the arduino-cli docs

2. Populate .env file with environment configurables. For more information about environment configuration see the docs.

3. Setup and configure arduino-cli and cpplint, run:

   make setup

4. Test the demo project by connecting your arduino board through USB. These make targets compile and flash the demo to your arduino board.

   make compile;
   make flash

5. Open the serial monitor and observe the output from the serial port using make monitor

6. Clean the project environment using make clean Run make for more information on make targets

Vscode

This repository includes .vscode c_cpp_properties.json and .code-workspace files for vscode environment setup. For more information on these configuration files see the docs.

License

MIT License