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| - | ====== Installing Visual Studio Code with PlatformIO and creating your first project ====== | ||
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| - | Download VS Code from [[https:// | ||
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| - | ====Install Python on Windows==== | ||
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| - | Download Python from [[https:// | ||
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| - | Before installing check the "Add Python to PATH" | ||
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| - | ====Install Python on Linux==== | ||
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| - | Open terminal and check if you have Python 3 installed. | ||
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| - | $ python3 --version | ||
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| - | If you don't have Python 3 installed then run the following command. | ||
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| - | $ sudo apt install python3 | ||
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| - | Wether you already had Python installed or not, you need to rune the following command. | ||
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| - | $ sudo apt install python3-distutils | ||
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| - | ====Installing PlatformIO IDE on VS Code==== | ||
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| - | - Click on the extensions icon or press Ctrl+Shift+X to open the extensions tab | ||
| - | - Search for " | ||
| - | - Select the first option | ||
| - | - Click the install button | ||
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| - | After installing make sure the extension is enabled. | ||
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| - | After that, the PlatformIO icon should show up on the left sidebar as well as an home icon that redirects you to PlatformIO home. | ||
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| - | ====Using PlatformIO IDE==== | ||
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| - | On VS Code, click on the PlartfomIO Home icon. Click on + New Project to start a new project. | ||
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