Software Systems Group 1

Welcome to the Software Systems Group 1's GitHub repository. This README provides detailed instructions for installing and running Meadow on Windows 11, specifically tailored for our project needs.

🚀 Installation Guide for Meadow on Windows 11

To get Meadow set up and running on your Windows 11 system, please follow the steps outlined below:

Prerequisites

• .NET 8.0 SDK: Ensure you have the .NET 8.0 SDK installed on your machine.

1. Install Visual Studio Code Community Edition

• Download and install VS Code Community Edition.
• Within VS Code, proceed to install the Meadow extension to aid in Meadow development.
• It's advisable to disable automatic updates in VS Code to maintain a consistent development environment.

2. Set Up Meadow CLI

Open your terminal or command prompt and execute the following commands:

• Install Meadow CLI Tool:

  dotnet tool install WildernessLabs.Meadow.CLI --global

• Identify Meadow Port: Find out which port your Meadow board is connected to:

  meadow port list

• Configure Meadow Port: Configure the CLI to communicate with your Meadow board via the identified port (e.g., COM5):

  meadow config route COM5

• Verify Device Information: Retrieve and verify your Meadow device information:

  meadow device info

🏃‍♂️ Running a Meadow Project

To deploy and run a project on your Meadow board, follow these instructions:

1. Open Project: Double-click on TemperatureWarriorCode.sln to open the project in Visual Studio Code.

2. Build and Deploy: Select the Meadow project within VS Code, and press F5 to build and deploy the project to your Meadow board.

Note: It's crucial to open the project by double-clicking TemperatureWarriorCode.sln. Opening the project in any other manner may result in it not functioning correctly.

Api endpoints

Method	Endpoint	Description
GET	/temp	Returns the current temperature
GET	/setparams	Query Params pass, temp_max, temp_min, display_refresh, refresh, round_time
GET	/start	Starts the round
POST	/shutdown	Shutdown the device