My fork of the Badger 2350 firmware, with additional apps and a development environment.
Simple dashboard to display current temperature and humidity. The badge
connects via Bluetooth to mqttooth, a
companion service that bridges MQTT sensors to BLE. See the mqttooth
README.md for more information about the
companion service and how to set it up.
The app in in: ./firmware/apps/mqttooth
The app fetch periodically the temperature and humidity from the mqttooth
service, and displays it on the badge. To save battery, it only refreshes the
display if the change is significant. One can also trigger a refresh by
pressing the button B.
A personal GitHub badge, using QR codes to easily share information.
The app in in: ./firmware/apps/github
The development environment is set up using nix flakes. It brings into scope
python, ruff and mpremote. After installing nix, you can enter the
development environment with:
$ nix developFor a fast development cycle, I recommend using mpremote to interact with the
device. First:
- plug your badger to your computer
- hit reset
Then, to run a python snippet on the device, you can use:
$ mpremote a0 exec "print('hello from badger')"
Or to run a single file app:
$ mpremote a0 run firmware/apps/badge/__init__.py