PlatformIO Project

Nemo PIO Project

TODO: explain how to use the todo extension TODO: create another README for the physical configurations and connections of the robot

How to contribute to the PIO project with VS Code:

• First check the main project README.md file.
• Open nemo/nemo_pio folder in VS Code.
• Do not modify main.cpp, use main_test.cpp instead for testing.
• Use platformio.ini for mode configuration (more about .ini file)
• Use proper documentation (more about documentation)
• Use code auto-format (enabled in this VS Code project workspace)
• Use TODO Tree extension properly (more about TODO Tree)

FIXME update this

.ini file

If you want to build or upload a specific mode use release in build type, for testing use test in build type Changing here the configuration implies rebuilding the project, for small changes, like activating or deactivating the debug, go to nemo_libs/nemo_global_macros.h

;##########################################################
[nemo_configuration]
current_mode = rc_nemo
; Available modes: rc_nemo, raf4_0
baud_rate = 115200
build_type = test
; test/release
;##########################################################

Documentation

• Install https://github.com/cschlosser/doxdocgen#templates extension
• Before function declaration or after creating a new file for auto-complete doxygen commands type /**, and press Enter

TODO Tree

Setting up wifi (deprecated):

Put your wifi credentials here: src/udp_client/wifi_credentials_private.h

in terminal: linux: ipconfig -> ipv4 add to setup.h windows: ifconfig -> inet