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## Development plan: ## Development plan:
- [x] Create repository. - [x] Create repository.
- [ ] Build setup, get working hello-world program. - [x] Build setup, get working hello-world program.
- [ ] Develop 7-segment display driver for the soburg-v2 board, which uses 32-bit shift registers. - [x] Develop 7-segment display driver for the soburg-v2 board, which uses 32-bit shift registers.
Ensures functional hardware interaction and interface design. Ensures functional hardware interaction and interface design.
- [ ] Develop WS2812b driver, would be nice to have some kind of testing for this. - [ ] Develop WS2812b driver, would be nice to have some kind of testing for this.
- [ ] Develop WS2812b interface. I like the FastLed library for Arduino so might have a lot of similar functionality. - [ ] Develop WS2812b interface. I like the FastLed library for Arduino so might have a lot of similar functionality.
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This is basic but hopefully can be good platform for future WS2812b projects. This is basic but hopefully can be good platform for future WS2812b projects.
## Scripts: ## Scripts:
After cloning: $ ./scripts/repo-setup # installs esp-idf, sets up target configurations After cloning: $ ./scripts/repo-setup # installs esp-idf, sets up target configurations\
To build: $ ./scripts/build.sh To build: $ ./scripts/build.sh\
To flash: $ ./scripts/flash.sh # note: flash.sh automatically builds To flash: $ ./scripts/flash.sh # note: flash.sh automatically builds\
To monitor: $ ./scripts/monitor.sh To monitor: $ ./scripts/monitor.sh\