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This case study relates to FlyCI macOS runners, which will be discontinued as of September 30th, 2024. As a result, it is archived and no longer reflects current FlyCI services. For more information, please refer to our announcement blog post.
LedFx makes your LEDs dance to audio! What LedFx↗ offers is the ability to take audio input, and instantaneously processes the audio into realtime light show to multiple LED strips/matrix.
LedFX code is located in a public GitHub repository having: StarFork
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Testimonial
SshaunecclesThe addition of FlyCI to our repo has enabled us to ensure that our pypi package work, and that our installation instructions produce a working environment and that we can continue to expand as more and more users move to this new(ish) architecture.
SshaunecclesI'm very happy that we can keep progressing LedFx forward through the support of companies that provide vital services such as CI to Open Source projects - we'd be a bit stuck without it.
How LedFX uses FlyCI?
Recently, the maintainers of LedFX integrated FlyCI into their development workflow. With that getting advantage of the free tier specifically designed for public GitHub projects. The integration was smooth and took just a few changes to make the switch. Check what repo owner shares about the implementation of FlyCI:
The addition was technically simple, with a few tweaks to our standard OS X runner that are mainly related to Apple silicon itself, rather than the runner.
build-ledfx-osx:
name: Build LedFx (OX X) (Apple Silicon)
runs-on: flyci-macos-large-latest-m1
strategy:
matrix:
python: [3.10.x, 3.11.x, 3.12.x]