It’s not the eInk itself, it’s my shadow super open source #BTClock code 😎 you could even adapt it to the Mow notation so 0.1M
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Also, you can play around with how it looks like at https://ws.btclock.dev it is compiled from the actual C++ code with emscripten to WebAsm so any features/bugs in the code of the actual clock appear there as well
Is there a repo / instructions for how to run this in local dev? My C++ is gonna be so bad, I need to be able to run my terrible code, see the disaster, and rapidly keep iterating.
Here are instructions for the V2 firmware: https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock_v2/wiki/Build-and-install-firmware
Should work for V3 as well!
Ah, that's for deploying local changes to my hardware.
What I want is to be able to run a local instance of ws.btclock.dev with my changes so I can debug and iterate without involving the hardware at all.
https://github.com/dsbaars/btclock-ws-nostr-publish
It's not very well documented, but I added a short README with instructions on how to run it