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marlin-cli

v0.2.1

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A cli tool for generating marlin firmware for your 3D printer.

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Marlin CLI

Quickly configure and build a custom version of Marlin Firmware for use on your 3D printer or any other device that runs Marlin.

Requirements

You will need a Python interpreter (preferrably version 3 but 2.7 will work as well). Follow this link to get python installed if you don't already have it.
Latest Version of Python (https://www.python.org/downloads/)

You will also need Node.js which can be downloaded here:
Node.js Latest Version (https://nodejs.org/)

Getting Started

To start using the marlin-cli you first must install it. To do this run the following command in your terminal:

> npm i -g marlin-cli

This will install the marlin-cli globally so you can access it from any directory on your machine. If you ever need help figuing out how the cli works just run this command:

> marlin help

Once marlin-cli has been installed you should probably update it. The package comes with a pre bundled version of Marlin and basic configurations for all the supported boards but it is always a good idea to update to the newest version when you can.

> marlin update

After that we are ready to configure our own custom version of Marlin. To do this all you have to do is run this command and follow the on-screen instructions:

> marlin configure

Once you have completed that you now have a custom configuration for Marlin. Now we have to build it so it is ready to be used on the printer. We do that with the following command:

> marlin build

Now you should have a firmware.bin file on your desktop. Simply plug in your microSD card and put the firmware.bin file onto it. Now plug it into your printer and turn it on. Wait a few seconds and your custom firmware will be installed.