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Note: The above libraries may support various versions of the Firmata protocol and therefore may not support all features of the latest Firmata spec nor all arduino and arduino-compatible boards. Refer to the respective projects for details.
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##Updating Firmata in the Arduino IDE
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##Updating Firmata in the Arduino IDE (< Arduino 1.5)
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The version of firmata in the Arduino IDE contains an outdated version of Firmata. To update Firmata, clone the repo into the location of firmata in the arduino IDE or download the latest [tagged version](https://github.com/firmata/arduino/tags) (stable), rename the folder to "Firmata" and replace the existing Firmata folder in your Ardino application.
If you are downloading the latest tagged version of Firmata, rename it to "Firmata" and copy to /Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Resources/Java/libraries/ overwriting the existing Firmata directory. Right-click (or conrol + click) on the Arduino application and choose "Show Package Contents" and navigate to the libraries directory.
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Using the Git Shell application installed with [GitHub for Windows](http://windows.github.com/) (set default shell in options to Git Bash) or other command line based git tool:
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# update the path and arduino version as necessary
Note: If you use GitHub for Windows, you must clone the firmata/arduino repository using the Git Shell application as described above. You can use the Github for Windows GUI only after you have cloned the repository. Drag the Firmata file into the Github for Windows GUI to track it.
TO DO: instructions on running unit tests and creating new tests for new
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Unit tests are written using the [ArduinoUnit](https://github.com/mmurdoch/arduinounit) library (version 2.0).
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Follow the instructions in the [ArduinoUnit readme](https://github.com/mmurdoch/arduinounit/blob/master/readme.md) to install the library.
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Compile and upload the test sketch as you would any other sketch. Then open the
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