micro:bit mruby

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What's micro:bit mruby

micro:bit mruby (microbit-mruby) aims to put an implementation of mruby 3.0 on BBC micro:bit v2

(micro:bit mruby is available on microbic:bit v2 only.)

microbit-mruby is developed by using microbit-v2-samples of Lancaster University

Prerequisites

To compile microbit-mruby out of the source code you need the following tools:

• C Compiler (e.g. gcc or clang)
• Ruby 2.7 or later (e.g. ruby or jruby)
• Docker
• git

How to get microbit-mruby

cd $WORKING_DIR
git clone https://github.com/mruby-Forum/microbit-mruby.git
cd microbit-mruby
git clone https://github.com/mruby/mruby.git -b 3.0.0 --depth 1

• Please set $WORKING_DIR according to your environmnent

Generate the Docker image

make docker

You need to genarate the docker image for building microbit -mruby and it will take a few minutes.

Build mruby

cd mruby
rake MRUBY_CONFIG=../microbit.rb
cd ..
ruby make-mruby-source.rb

Note: The mruby build needs to be executed again when adding the mruby library (mrbgems)

Build microbit-mruby

just invoke make inside of the microvit-mruby directory.

make

When the build is completed successfully , MICROBIT.hex will be generated.

Run the application

Connect to the Micro:bit via USB cable ,then Micro:bit will be appeared as a folder. Copy the MICROBIT.hex to the micro:bit folder, microbit-mruby will be launched and runs the LED lightning application Lightnig LED sample code

Picture of lightnig LED application

Create mruby application

The source code of the mruby application executed by microbit-mruby should be described in mrbapp.rb. If you have changed the contents of mrbapp.rb, please execute the above build microbit-mruby and run the application .

Note:If you change the mruby application, the micro: bit firmware will be built again

Available Ruby(mruby) class

• Ruby embedded class
• LED class

Note: We are preparing the details of the calss specification and planning to add more classes.

License

microbit-mruby is released under the MIT License. Please see LICENSE