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An arduino library manager and toolchain generator based on CMake developed by NodeJS.
gcc-avr
- AVR GNU GCC compilerbinutils-avr
- AVR binary toolsavr-libc
- AVR C libraryavrdude
- Firmware uploaderarm-none-eabi-gcc
- ARM cross compile toolchainI would like to thank all the people that contributed to the following great project:
> npm i -g ano
The following instructions are for *nix type systems, specifically this is a Linux example.
In short you can get up and running using the following commands:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
make upload # to upload all firmware images [optional]
make blink-serial # to get a serial terminal to wire_serial [optional]
For a more detailed explanation.
# Initializing project
$ ano init
Interactively initializing project by select firmware
for the first prompt in a empty folder or existing project dir.
When init
in an existing project dir, it will skip all existing files and create the necessary files that not exists. So we can apply ano
to any existing arduino project easily.
Firmware project structure:
Project
+-- ano.yml
+-- library.json
+-- CMakeLists.txt
+-- <Project>.ino
ano.yml
is the project user settings file. Boards and Port settings defined in there.library.json
is the ano config file to define project's name, version and dependencies.CMakeLists.txt
is the cmake main file<Project>.ino
it the main ino
source file. <Project>
name is depended on the parent folder name.init
command will generate a default ano.yml
using current Arduino board and serial port settings. If that is not match the real situation, just run ano config
to change it interactively.
CMake has a great feature called out-of-source builds, what this means is the building is done in a completely separate directory from where the sources are. The benefit of this is you don't have any clutter in your source directory and you won't accidentally commit something that is auto-generated.
So let's create that build directory:
mkdir build
cd build
Now let's create the build system that will create our firmware:
cmake ..
If you rather use a GUI, use:
cmake-gui ..
Next we will build everything:
make
Once everything built correctly we can upload. Depending on your Arduino you will have to update the serial port used for uploading the firmware. To change the port just run ano config
to change it interactively.
Ok lets do a upload of all firmware images:
make upload
If you have an upload sync error then try resetting/ power cycling the board before starting the upload process.
NOTE Of cause, you can use any ide as you like, such as CLion (Unfortunately, there is no free version)
ano
support firmware and library project.
A firmware
project is the project that contains the main .ino
and other .h
and .cpp
files. ano
will generate a upload target for firmware project.
A library
project is the project that contains the <Library>.h
and all source files. ano
will build an examples auto load tool for sub examples
folder.
# install dependencies listed in library.json
$ ano install
# install a library and add it to library.json
$ ano install <library> --save
# install specific version of a library and add it to library.json
$ ano install <library>#<version> --save
As soon as creating an ano
project, we can use it as a generic cmake project. We can use arduino library as usual.
And also, we can ano install
a 3rd party library from git, local or an url to ano_libraries
. Use it just in <Project>.ino
:
#include <Arduino.h>
#include "Library.h" // The 3rd party library installed by "ano install"
void setup() {
...
}
void loop() {
...
}
To uninstall a locally installed library:
# Uninstall library from ano-libraries
$ ano uninstall <library-name>
# Uninstall library from ano-libraries and remove from library.json
$ ano uninstall <library-name> --save
Interactively initializing project by select library
for the first prompt in a empty folder or existing project dir.
Create examples
folder in library dir if not exists.
Create an example folder in examples
Create the main ino
file with the same name as the parent folder
Finally cmake
and make
Here are some resources you might find useful in getting started.
CMake:
Arduino:
MIT © Yuan Tao
FAQs
Ano is an Arduino CMake generator.
The npm package ano receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, ano popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ano demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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