Are you interested to switch to PlatformIO? It works without any dependencies, IDEs, tool chains and etc. under popular host OS (Mac, Windows, Linux 32/64 + ARMv6,7).
As I understand, you need 3 types of operations:
Show available boards:
> platformio boards --json-output
Initialise project with the specified board:
> platformio init --board=uno
Compile project
> platformio run
Upload firmware
> platformio run --target upload
Clean project
> platformio run --target clean
If you call PlatformIO from subprocess, don't forget to turn off prompts:
> platformio settings set enable_prompts No
PlatformIO will support a lot of new platforms and frameworks in release 1.0.0 which should be released within 1-2weeks. See HISTORY and the opened issues.
P.S.S: If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Hi @apla,
I'm an author of http://platformio.org project. The one thing that is missed in PlatformIO is own IDE. However, it can be easy integrated to popular IDEs.
Are you interested to switch to PlatformIO? It works without any dependencies, IDEs, tool chains and etc. under popular host OS (Mac, Windows, Linux 32/64 + ARMv6,7).
As I understand, you need 3 types of operations:
If you call PlatformIO from subprocess, don't forget to turn off prompts:
PlatformIO will support a lot of new platforms and frameworks in release 1.0.0 which should be released within 1-2weeks. See HISTORY and the opened issues.
P.S.S: If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Twitter: @PlatformIO_Org