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Vim Mode Leds - Embedded Code

Everything you need to turn your next neovim coding session into a strobo party.

Install directly (without Micronucleus)

Set up programmer, like an Arduino configured as ISP programmer

Flash software with:

pio run -e attiny85_bare-metal -t upload --upload-port <Port of programmer>

Install using Micronucleus

Option 1: Install with precompiled hex-file

Flash the ArduinoISP program to an Arduino board of your choice and connect the ATtiny85 to it
Run the provided shell script /flash_micronucleus.sh (might require root privileges):
```
./flash_micronucleus.sh -P <port of arduino>
```

Option 2: Install Micronucleus from Repo

Flash the ArduinoISP program to an Arduino board of your choice and connect the ATtiny85 to it
Download the Micronucleus code from its github and go to the /firmware folder

Burn the fuses on the ATtiny85:

make CONFIG=t85_default PROGRAMMER="-c arduino -P <Port> -b 19200" fuse

Flash the Micronucleus bootloader to the ATtiny85:

make CONFIG=t85_default PROGRAMMER="-c arduino -P <Port> -b 19200" flash

Insert the ATtiny85 into its socket on the PCB

Install Led Code

Go to project root folder and run:
```
pio run -t upload -e attiny85
```
Plug the USB-PCB in when prompted by PlatformIO

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Add bootloader hex files to project

This would enable users to flash micronucleus without having to clone the micronucleus repo.
Combined with shell script to flash this would create a more streamlined setup process.