Upgraded firmware for Simone Giertz's Every Day Calendar that links an ATProto-powered ESP32, for sync with goals.garden 🌱
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"output": "out",
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"configuration": "cpu=8MHzatmega328",
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"board": "arduino:avr:pro",
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"programmer": "arduino:avrispmkii",
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"port": "COM3",
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"sketch": "firmware\\sketches\\EverydayCalendar\\EverydayCalendar.ino",
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"prebuild": "xcopy .\\firmware\\libraries %USERPROFILE%\\Documents\\Arduino\\libraries /E /Y"
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# foolmoron's Fork
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# The Every Day Calendar
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### Installing Arduino Libraries
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1. Copy the contents of this repository's *firmware > libraries* directory into your computer's Arduino libraries folder.
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- Typically that's located in **Documents/Arduino/libraries**
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**Note:** If more instruction is needed, follow Arduino's guide: https://www.arduino.cc/en/guide/libraries
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To test and see if the custom libraries are working, you can run our sample code provided in the *firmware > sketches* directory of this Github repository. Simply upload one of the sample code files onto the calendar using the Arduino IDE, open the **Serial Monitor** and set the baud rate to **9600**.