Required Arduino Libraries

by John Wall

Once our Arduino IDE is set up for our Feather board, we can install the required Arduino libraries for this project by unzipping them and dropping them in your arduino "libraries" folder. If you haven't added Arduino libraries, follow this handy guide on the Learning System, but if you're a pro, go ahead and download them below.

SOFTWARE PREPARATION SOFTWARE TESTING
This guide was first published on Mar 12, 2016. It was last updated on Mar 12, 2016. This page (Required Arduino Libraries) was last updated on Feb 27, 2016.

Related Guides

Build your own network of temperature nodes and routers using two Feathers and the Radio Bonnet
Feather + Raspberry Pi Weather Monitoring Network with LoRa or LoRaWAN
by Brent Rubell
Learn how to create Garnet's fusion from Ruby and Sapphire using Circuit Playground Express!
Cartoon Network MakeCode: Garnet's Palm Gems from Steven Universe
by John Park
Load it up with note samples and MIDI file, select them from the keypad to play.
NeoTrellis M4 MIDI File Synthesizer
by Dave Astels
Are you writing CircuitPython code that takes typed in commands? This guide walks through the creation of a GNU Readline style command line editor in pure CircuitPython that uses VT100/ANSI key and control codes.
A CLI in CircuitPython
by Dave Astels