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PlatformIO as command line toolkit [documentation] #2241

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ivankravets opened this issue Aug 15, 2014 · 1 comment
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PlatformIO as command line toolkit [documentation] #2241

ivankravets opened this issue Aug 15, 2014 · 1 comment

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@ivankravets
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http://playground.arduino.cc/Learning/CommandLine

I want to propose to add to the page above another code builder tool with CLI named PlatformIO. It has support for AtmelAVR Platform and works on the most popular OS, such as: Mac, Windows, Linux 32/64 + ARM arch. The behaviour of PlatformIO is similar on all OS. User doesn't need to install any system packages, IDE or some tool chains. PlatformIO has already pre-built tools/+chains for most ARCHs.

Also, it has support for different frameworks like Arduino framework-arduinoavr. As for Arduino-Framework, it uses latest 1.5.x branch from this repo (thanks a lot for it).

There are several Arduino-based examples.

For more detailed information please go to documentation page.

Thanks a lot.

P.S: I'm working on Platform based Libraries Manager now. It will have support for installing Arduino-based libraries into Arduino-IDE libs location (if user select it). With PlatformIO user can search/install/uninstall/update libraries via several commands.

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agdl commented Nov 7, 2014

@ivankravets every opne can edit the playground so if you want to propose it u can do it! I also suggest u to write a post on forum.arduino.cc about this possibility

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