Getting Started | Arduino CLI Command Line Interface (Mac OSX and Windows)
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• Description:
In this video I show you how to get started with the recently released Arduino Command Line Interface (CLI). This tool allows us to code, compile, and upload firmware to Arduino and Arduino-compatible hardware using text-based commands. This is useful for performing hardware-related tasks—like firmware updates—in 3rd party applications without using the Arduino IDE. It also allows us to perform tasks programatically, which is crucial for automation. E.g., we can write a script that automatically uploads firmware to a board as soon as it's connected to a computer.
This tutorial covers in detail the steps needed to get started with using the Arduino Command Line Interface (CLI). Below are the links mentioned throughout the video.
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Getting started with the WeMos ESP8266 Development Board using Arduino: • Getting Started | ESP8266 WeMos D1 Mi...
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• Project parts:
Arduino-compatible ATmega328P Development Board UNO R3:
https://acrobotic.com/products/ard-00001
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• Project code:
Arduino CLI repository:
https://github.com/arduino/arduino-cli
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• Tutorials:
First announcement of the Arduino CLI release:
https://blog.arduino.cc/2018/08/24/an...
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