#CLion Arduino Plugin

This is a JetBrains CLion plugin that integrates Arduino CMake into the IDE.

The current features are to create an Arduino CMake project in one click, and to create new sketch files.

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For those asking how to upload, you need to specify the serial port in the CMakeLists.txt file. For example:

This will create the 'upload' configuration in your Run Configurations and you can click the Run button or use the keyboard shortcut to upload.

Future features are to add menu option to easily change the board type, port number, import existing Arduino projects, etc.

Update on status:

It seems that arduino-cmake (the backing plugin) development has pretty much stalled, which is the root cause of most of the issues here, so I've got my own fork and I've tried to implement most of the fixes from previous forks of the project, which are also mostly dead. This project was just an exercise in making a JetBrains plugin that turned out well, but I don't have a lot of free time on my hands to do this though, what with full-time university and what not, so I can't give a definite date on what will be fixed when, but I will make an effort to get it done.

Release Notes

1.2.2

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• Fixed .ino and .pde files not refactorable. Increased compatibility for Servo library

1.2.1

• Re-compiled for Java 6

1.2.0

• Added new project creation to Welcome Screen and File menu

Creative soundblaster drivers. 1.1.0

• Compatiblity with Arduino SDK 1.6 on Mac OS X

1.0.2

• Removed Groovy runtime, no longer necessary

1.0.1

• Fixed organization

1.0

• Convert a project to Arduino CMake. This replaces CMakeLists.txt with a default one, deletes the default main.cpp file, copies in the Arduino CMake toolchain files, and deletes the build direcory to start fresh
• Associates .ino and .pde files as C++ source, so you get syntax highlighting and prediction, etc.
• Create a new sketch file in any directory. If you omit the extension, it will add .ino automatically
• Adds import for Arduino.h to all newly created sketch files to enable code completion
• Compiled with Java 6 for compatibility with OS X out of the box

Manage projects hosted on GitHub Check out a project (clone)You can clone a repository that you want to contribute to directly from CLion and create a new project based on it.From the main menu, choose VCS Checkout from Version Control Git.In the Clone Repository dialog, specify the URL of the repository that you want to clone. You can select a repository from the list of all GitHub projects associated with your account and the organization that your account belongs to.In the Directory field, enter the path to the folder where your local Git repository will be created.Click Clone. If you want to create a project based on these sources, click Yes in the confirmation dialog. CLion will automatically set Git root mapping to the project root directory.Share a project on GitHubYou can add a remote GitHub repository for a project you are developing locally, so that others can view it or contribute to it.Open the project you want to share. From the main menu, choose VCS Import into Version Control Share Project on GitHub.If you have already in CLion, connection will be established using these credentials.If you have not registered your account in CLion, the Login to GitHub dialog opens.

Specify your access token or request a new one with your login and password. When connection to GitHub has been established, the Share Project on GitHub dialog opens.

Specify the new repository name, the name of the remote, and enter a description of your project.You can select the Private option if you do not want to allow public access to your repository for other GitHub users (note that this option is unavailable for free accounts).Click Share to initiate a new repository and upload project sources to it.Jump to the GitHub version of a fileYou can jump from CLion to the GitHub version of a file. CLion detects which branch is currently active as well as the latest revision of the file, and opens the GitHub copy of the selected file in the corresponding commit in your web browser. If you are opening the GitHub file version from the editor, the file will be also automatically scrolled to the current line.

Select a file in the editor or in the Project view, and choose Open on GitHub from the context menu or from the Ctrl+Shift+A popup. The remote version of the file will open in the browser.If the file points to more than one remote, you will be prompted to select the appropriate repository.