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Since May 27, 2026.

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Description

General list of items needed before the repo is published:

  • Add readme file - see this repo for an example - note this example is much longer that is normally expected for our sensors!
    • Include sheilds/badges in the readme (see example)
  • Add license file (MIT) - see this repo](https://github.com/sparkfun/SparkFun_FPC2534_Arduino_Library)
  • Enable doxygen generated documentation and publish to github pages (see the above example, talk with @gigapod ). This will include adding a deployment action/workflow.
  • Setup repo and documentation so it's included on our docs landing page (docs.sparkfun.com) - instructions for this are listed in the readme here
  • Complete setup for publishing the Arduino library (keywords.txt, library.json, library.properites) see this repo for an example
  • Add workflow to perform a cross compile check good example here
  • Right before launch on sparkfun.com, make repo public and publish the library to the Arduino library index. See https://github.com/arduino/library-registry

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