🔥 An indexed data burning tool designed for humans

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Driven by these awesome projects:

• Electron
• serialport
• Vue.js
• Vuex
• vuex-persistedstate
• electron-store
• node-csv
• axios
• ...and more

1. Insert your burning board into the USB slot.
2. Drop your csv into the app. For example, check ./test/fixtures/standard.csv.
3. Select the correct serial port in the app.
4. Fetch your adapter code from the network and save it. If you don't know how to use it, try the default options we offer first.
5. Now you're ready.

We recommend that you use the qrcode scanner and turn on the Auto-Return mode. The scanner can work perfectly for you with the Auto-Burn mode of Pyro.

After you enter the identification of the device, the program will find the corresponding data for you from the data table, format and output to the specified serial port, complete the burning job.

To enable you to use pyro to burn any format of data into the hardware, we designed the Adapter model in pyro. You can create an adapter of your own by implementing the following two methods:

• format(data)
• find(list, identity)

For example:

exports.format = function (data) {
  return JSON.stringify(data)
}

exports.find = function (list, identity) {
  return list.find((item) => item.id === identity)
}

• Node.js >= 8
• NPM >= 5.6

npm i

npm run dev

First, the environment for a win32 platform is required, because we need to build a win32 binary executable (.exe) for our embedded engineer partners, who are used to working on the win32 environment.

If you don't, check electron-userland/electron-builder : Multi platform build.

Build it:

npm run dist

Or if the above method fails:

npm run dist:retry:win

Then check dist/pyro x.y.z.exe.

Good luck.

When using Pyro in Linux, you are likely to receive an error that you do not have permission to open the port. In this case, you can simply use sudo to elevator. However, we recommend that you get permissions by running Pyro as a dialout user group. For example:

# add user to the dialout gorup
sudo adduser $(whoami) dialout

# change current group
newgrp dialout

# launch Pyro in development mode
npm run dev

For more information, see node-serialport#1297.

On the win32 platform, you can clear the Pyro cache by deleting ~/AppData/Roaming/pyro directory. For more information, see sindresorhus/electron-store.