@particle/device-os-flash-util
Advanced tools
device-os-flash is a tool that simplifies flashing of Particle devices. It can flash official Device OS releases, as well as user-provided module binaries – via DFU or a debugger.
This tool is experimental. Use it at your own risk.
Install with npm globally:
npm install --global @particle/device-os-flash-util
Prerequisites:
Supported Debuggers:
The examples below cover most of the use case scenarios. For the full list of available options, see the tool's help:
device-os-flash -h
Flashing all detected devices with Device OS 1.5.0 via DFU:
device-os-flash --all-devices 1.5.0
device-os-flash automatically downloads release binaries from GitHub. If you are experiencing rate limiting errors, set your GitHub access token via the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable.
Same as above, but do not flash Tinker:
device-os-flash --all-devices --no-user 1.5.0
Flashing a user application to all detected devices:
device-os-flash --all-devices my_app.bin
Flashing specific devices:
device-os-flash -d my_boron -d my_electon 1.5.0
Resolving device names requires a valid Particle API token. If you are signed in via the Particle CLI, device-os-flash will use the token from the CLI's configuration file. Alternatively, the token can be specified via the PARTICLE_TOKEN environment variable.
Flashing all detected devices via OpenOCD:
device-os-flash --all-devices --openocd 1.5.0
FAQs
Device OS Flashing Utility
The npm package @particle/device-os-flash-util receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, @particle/device-os-flash-util popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @particle/device-os-flash-util demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 29 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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