If you just want to get the code running as quickly as possible, without any setup on your computer, open the project in CodeSandbox.
If you prefer to set up a local development environment, clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/wokwi/good-arduino-code
Then run npm install
to install all the dependencies.
Run the development server:
npm run dev
Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.
Create a new directory under the content
directory, and then create the following files inside:
project.json
- This file describes your project. You can see an example here.README.md
- the description of the projectsketch.ino
- the Arduino source code of your project
As soon as you create these two files, you should see the new example appear in the homepage.
Note: the name of the directory will become part of the URL of your example. For instance, if you call the
directory smart-bin
, the project will be published
as https://goodarduinocode.com/projects/smart-bin
.
The code is released under the terms of The MIT License. The code examples and related assets are covered by CC-BY-SA, with the following exception: you may use portions of code from the examples in your Arduino project without sharing your entire source code.