Initializes and Builds your own BlueMicro_BLE firmware.
- Fork the repository
- Make sure that github actions is enabled
- Go to settings (of your fork),
- Go down to the "Actions" section,
- Select "Allow all actions"
- Edit one of the workflow files (located in .github\workflows) and edit the following entries (you can do this in the GitHub file editor):
- keyboard: ['4x4Tutorials']
- keymap: ['base']
- keyboard_config: ['single']
- hardware_config: ['feather52832/4x4Backpack']
- compile_with: ['4x4macropad_nrf52832']
- setup_build_yml: [false]
- Go to "Actions" at the top of your repo
- Select the workflow you just edited, you should see a "Run Workflow" menu to the right
- Trigger Workflow. This will run a GitHub Action to copy the necessary files from the BlueMicro_BLE firmware and copy over the keyboard and configuration files you have selected above.
- Once the action has completed, go back to the top of your repository, you should now see a folder that contains all the files you need to compile your own firmware.
- For nRF52832 boards, you will need to download the firmware to your computer, compile and flash it using the Arcuino IDE or Arduino CLI
- For nRF52840 boards, you can proceed to copy or move the newly created yml file located in your repository to the .github\workflows folder. This will create a new action you can trigger. When you trigger it, an artifact will be created with the action which will contain the uf2 file you can upload to your nRF52840 board.