/MatriLED

Arduino matrice led displayer controlled by a mobile application

Primary LanguageC

Arduino led matric displayer (8x32) smartphone controller

An arduino displayer controlled by a mobile application with bluetooth

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pipeline status

coverage report

Arduino setup

Preview

Led displayer example

Circuit

Circuit image

The led matric I used: Matrice Led MAX7219.

Branch naming convention

Branches names should look like this:

<issue-number>_<parent-branch>_<issue-summary>

Convention

issue-number

The id of the issue the branch is created for work on

parent-branch

The name of the branch this branch will be merged to (and often is created from)

It is often the 'category' of the work

issue-summary

The summary of the issue the branch is created for

Examples

Branch to do #13 issue and is from Arduino branch to create a clock

13_Arduino_Create-clock

Branch to do #7 issue and is from UI branch to create auth page

7_UI_Create-auth-page

Commit convention

Commits should look like this:

<type>([scope]): <description> [#<issue-number>]

[body]

Convention

type

The type if the classification of the modification you are commiting

For example, if you are adding a new functionality it will be feat

If you are solving a bug it will be fix

Here is a list of type keyword

  • feat: adding of a new functionality / new library
  • fix: Resolving a problem (bug, wrong display)
  • doc: Adding new documentation
  • refact: Refacting a part of code / all the code
  • test: Adding tests
  • improvement: Upgrading an existing functionality

scope

The scope is optionnal, it's an indication of the part of code / functionality your commiting into

For exemple, if your adding a ci you can use: feat(ci)

description

The description is a brief text that describe what you are committing

issue-number

The issue number allow to link your commit to an issue

It also on what part of the code your working

body

The body is an optionnal additionnal information to add supports (links, images, ...)

Or just describe in details the problem you are fixing / you find

Examples

Commiting a new language on an application

feat(language): Adding of the russian language #14

Adding the russian option for the translation of the home page

Commiting a bugfix

fix(keyboard): Removing the blinking effect when pressing keys #54

Commiting new tests

test(authentication): Adding full test on the authentication