Welcome to the gutsy little repo that makes a band-responsive lamp glow on cue. You're in the right place if you want to build, audit, or remix LineLight-1 for production deployment and some learning.
- Need the concept sketch? Hit
docs/README.mdfor the full story, signal path, and ethics. - Building hardware tonight? Jump to
docs/build-guide.md, then stroll throughhardware/. - Flashing firmware? The PlatformIO project lives under
firmware/. Clip a SparkFun FTDI Basic (5 V) onto the Pro Mini header, thenpio run -t uploadand you’re moshing. - Coordinating production runs? Check the BOM notes in
bom/and the manufacturing/testing briefs indocs/manufacturing.mdanddocs/testing.md.
- Firmware is tuned for a release build (
-Os, LTO, dead-strip). Seefirmware/platformio.ini. - Tooling assumes the FTDI-programmed SparkFun Pro Mini (5 V/16 MHz)—no onboard USB, so route the 6-pin header.
- Documentation now includes subsystem diagrams so your fabricator, firmware hacker, and QA engineer speak the same language.
- Every sketch, schematic, and README is annotated like a zine—follow the breadcrumbs, learn the intent, remix responsibly.
- Added architecture diagrams to teach the signal flow at a glance.
- Expanded inline comments so future you knows why each design choice exists.
- Tightened the build flags for a quieter, cooler-running microcontroller.
Now go build something that glows with purpose.