# Building Tasmota in CLion with PlatformIO

## Setup Complete

PlatformIO CLI has been installed and a CMake wrapper has been configured to integrate PlatformIO with CLion's native build system.

## Building from CLion UI

CLion will now show PlatformIO targets in the build configurations dropdown:

- **pio_build** - Build the default environment (tasmota)
- **pio_clean** - Clean build files
- **pio_upload** - Upload firmware to device
- **pio_monitor** - Open serial monitor
- **build_tasmota** - Build tasmota environment
- **build_tasmota32** - Build tasmota32 environment
- **build_tasmota-minimal** - Build minimal environment
- **build_tasmota-sensors** - Build with sensors
- **build_tasmota-display** - Build with display support
- **build_tasmota-ir** - Build with IR support
- **generate_compile_commands** - Update code intelligence

Simply select a target from the dropdown and click the Build button (hammer icon) or press Ctrl+F9.

## Building from CLion Terminal

You can also use the embedded terminal in CLion (View → Tool Windows → Terminal):

### List all available environments:
```bash
pio run --list-targets
```

### Build a specific environment:
```bash
pio run -e tasmota          # Build standard tasmota for ESP8266
pio run -e tasmota32        # Build for ESP32
pio run -e tasmota-minimal  # Build minimal version
```

### Clean build:
```bash
pio run -e tasmota -t clean
```

### Upload to device:
```bash
pio run -e tasmota -t upload
```

### Monitor serial output:
```bash
pio device monitor
```

## Code Intelligence

The `compile_commands.json` file has been generated for CLion to provide proper code completion and navigation.

The CMake configuration includes a `generate_compile_commands` target to regenerate it, or use:
```bash
pio run -t compiledb -e tasmota
```

## Available Environments

See `platformio.ini` for the full list of build environments. Common ones include:
- `tasmota` - Standard ESP8266 build
- `tasmota32` - Standard ESP32 build
- `tasmota-sensors` - Build with sensor support
- `tasmota-display` - Build with display support
- `tasmota-ir` - Build with IR support

## How It Works

The `CMakeLists.txt` file is a wrapper that:
- Defines custom CMake targets that invoke PlatformIO commands
- Provides source file indexing for CLion's code intelligence
- Integrates PlatformIO with CLion's native build system
- Allows you to use CLion's build UI instead of terminal commands

The actual compilation is still done by PlatformIO, but CLion can manage it through the CMake interface.