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Bluefruit LE Command Line Updater for OS X (http://adafru.it/pLF)
(Swift)
This experimental command line tool is unsupported and provided purely as a proof of concept, but can be used to allow firmware updates for
Bluefruit devices from the command line.
This utility performs automatic firmware updates similar to the way that the GUI application does, by checking the firmware version on your
Bluefruit device (via the Device Information Service), and comparing this against the firmware versions available online, downloading files in the
background if appropriate.
Simply install the pre-compiled tool via the DMG file (http://adafru.it/pLF) and place it somewhere in the system path, or run the file locally via
'./bluefruit' to see the help menu:
$ ./bluefruit
bluefruit v0.3
Usage:
bluefruit <command> [options...]
Commands:
Scan peripherals: scan
Automatic update: update [--enable-beta] [--uuid <uuid>]
Custom firmware: dfu --hex <filename> [--init <filename>] [--uuid <uuid>]
Show this screen: --help
Show version: --version
Options:
--uuid <uuid> If present the peripheral with that uuid is used. If not present a list of peripherals is displayed
--enable-beta If not present only stable versions are used
Short syntax:
-u = --uuid, -b = --enable-beta, -h = --hex, -i = --init, -v = --version, -? = --help
Deprecated: Bluefruit Buddy (http://adafru.it/mCn) (OS X)
This native OS X application is a basic proof of concept app that allows you to connect to your Bluefruit LE module using most recent macbooks or
iMacs. You can get basic information about the modules and use the UART service to send and receive data.
The full source for the application is available in the github repo at Adafruit_BluefruitLE_OSX (http://adafru.it/mCo).
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