arduino-code-generator
Generate Arduino/embedded C++ code snippets and patterns on demand for UNO/ESP32/RP2040. Use when users request Arduino code for sensors, actuators, communication protocols, state machines, non-blocking timers, data logging, or hardware abstraction. Generates production-ready code with proper memory management, timing patterns, and board-specific optimization. Supports DHT22, BME280, buttons, I2C/SPI, EEPROM, SD cards, WiFi, and common peripherals.
What this skill does
# Arduino Code Generator Generate production-quality Arduino code snippets for sensors, actuators, communication, and embedded patterns. ## Quick Start **Browse example sketches:** ```bash # See 9 production-ready examples in examples/ folder ls examples/ # config-example.ino, filtering-example.ino, buttons-example.ino, # i2c-example.ino, csv-example.ino, scheduler-example.ino, # state-machine-example.ino, hardware-detection-example.ino, # data-logging-example.ino ``` **List available patterns:** ```bash uv run --no-project scripts/generate_snippet.py --list ``` **Generate code for specific pattern and board:** ```bash uv run --no-project scripts/generate_snippet.py --pattern i2c --board esp32 uv run --no-project scripts/generate_snippet.py --pattern buttons --board uno --output button.ino ``` **Interactive mode:** ```bash uv run --no-project scripts/generate_snippet.py --interactive ``` ## Resources - **examples/** - 9 production-ready example sketches (one per pattern category) - **examples/README.md** - Detailed documentation for each example with wiring diagrams - **scripts/generate_snippet.py** - CLI tool for code generation with 9 pattern templates - **scripts/verify_patterns.ps1** - Compile examples for UNO/ESP32/RP2040 (PowerShell) - **scripts/verify_patterns.sh** - Compile examples for UNO/ESP32/RP2040 (bash) - **assets/workflow.mmd** - Mermaid diagram of code generation workflow ## Supported Patterns ### Hardware Abstraction - Multi-board config.h with conditional compilation - Pin definitions for UNO/ESP32/RP2040 - Memory budget tracking See [patterns-config.md](references/patterns-config.md) | Example: [config-example.ino](examples/config-example.ino) ### Sensor Reading & Filtering - ADC noise reduction (moving average, median, Kalman) - DHT22, BME280, analog sensors - Data validation and calibration See [patterns-filtering.md](references/patterns-filtering.md) | Example: [filtering-example.ino](examples/filtering-example.ino) ### Input Handling - Software button debouncing - Edge detection (PRESSED/RELEASED/LONG_PRESS) - Multi-button management See [patterns-buttons.md](references/patterns-buttons.md) | Example: [buttons-example.ino](examples/buttons-example.ino) ### Communication - I2C device scanning and diagnostics - SPI configuration - UART/Serial protocols - CSV data output See [patterns-i2c.md](references/patterns-i2c.md) and [patterns-csv.md](references/patterns-csv.md) | Examples: [i2c-example.ino](examples/i2c-example.ino), [csv-example.ino](examples/csv-example.ino) ### Timing & Concurrency - Non-blocking millis() patterns - Task scheduling without delay() - Priority-based schedulers - State machines See [patterns-scheduler.md](references/patterns-scheduler.md) and [patterns-state-machine.md](references/patterns-state-machine.md) | Examples: [scheduler-example.ino](examples/scheduler-example.ino), [state-machine-example.ino](examples/state-machine-example.ino) ### Hardware Detection - Auto-detect boards (UNO/ESP32/RP2040) - SRAM usage monitoring - Sensor fallback strategies - Adaptive configuration See [patterns-hardware-detection.md](references/patterns-hardware-detection.md) | Example: [hardware-detection-example.ino](examples/hardware-detection-example.ino) ### Data Persistence - EEPROM with CRC validation - SD card FAT32 logging - Wear leveling for EEPROM - Buffered writes See [patterns-data-logging.md](references/patterns-data-logging.md) | Example: [data-logging-example.ino](examples/data-logging-example.ino) ## Code Generation Workflow - [ ] **[Identify Pattern Type](workflow/step1-identify-pattern.md)** - Analyze user request to determine core pattern category - [ ] **[Read Reference Documentation](workflow/step2-read-reference.md)** - Consult pattern-specific reference files for implementation details - [ ] **[Generate Code](workflow/step3-generate-code.md)** - Create production-ready code following quality standards - [ ] **[Provide Instructions](workflow/step4-provide-instructions.md)** - Include wiring diagrams and usage guidance - [ ] **[Mention Integration](workflow/step5-mention-integration.md)** - Suggest combinations with other patterns when relevant ## Quality Standards & Rules - [ ] **[Quality Standards](rules/quality-standards.md)** - Compilation, timing, memory safety, and error handling requirements - [ ] **[Board Optimization](rules/board-optimization.md)** - UNO, ESP32, and RP2040 specific optimizations and features - [ ] **[Common Pitfalls](rules/common-pitfalls.md)** - Critical mistakes to avoid in Arduino development ## Code Output Template - [ ] **[Code Template](templates/code-output-template.md)** - Standardized structure for generated Arduino sketches ## Resources - **examples/** - 9 production-ready example sketches (one per pattern category) - **examples/README.md** - Detailed documentation for each example with wiring diagrams - **scripts/generate_snippet.py** - CLI tool for code generation with 9 pattern templates - **assets/workflow.mmd** - Mermaid diagram of code generation workflow - **workflow/** - Step-by-step code generation process - **rules/** - Quality standards and board-specific optimizations - **templates/** - Code output templates and structure guidelines - **references/** - Detailed pattern documentation and API references - **references/README.md** - Reference structure and formatting guide
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