iot-contact - IoT device to check if doors and windows are closed or open

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
19 hours	Simplify website structure and drop HugoHEAD main	xengineering
	A static site generator is currently not really required. A static index.html is currently sufficient.
45 hours	web: Structure index page	xengineering

46 hours	fw: app: Add image signing to Meson build	xengineering
	This automates signing the application firmware image for the MCUboot bootloader.
46 hours	fw: sim: Integrate into Meson build	xengineering
	This adds a build for the native_sim board of the application firmware to the default Meson build. The resulting Linux binary is also added to the webpage.
47 hours	fw: app: Build with Meson	xengineering

2 days	Build bootloader and add to website	xengineering
	Meson makes this relatively easy. The current approach is nevertheless a bit hacky. For the first attempt it is still way better than CMake ExternalProject.
3 days	web: Replace file copying by Meson installation	xengineering
	This makes the build system code way less hacky and more modular.
3 days	Deploy schematic and BOM to website	xengineering
	These important design files should be deployed with the website.
3 days	web: Depend on schematic and bom targets	xengineering
	This triggers a website rebuild when schematic files are updated.
3 days	web: Remove CMake	xengineering
	Trying meson worked so well that CMake is no longer needed.
5 days	web: Add simple.css to website	xengineering
	This uses meson to copy the simple.css file to the build dir and references the CSS file in the HTML code.
5 days	web: Add meson build system	xengineering
	CMake has some disadvantages when building subprojects like with `ExternalProject`. Furthermore the language is sometimes hard to read, hard to write and not so much appreciated. This is a little test if meson might perform better. If successful this project might switch to meson for all parts except the Zephyr builds.
6 days	web: Fix dependencies in CMake	xengineering
	This makes sure incremental builds work properly for the web page.
7 days	web: Embed into CMake build	xengineering
	The website should be part of the regular CMake build for convenience. Later the dependencies might be set up in a way that the site automatically and incrementally updates with a ninja call.
7 days	web: Add minimal Hugo-based site	xengineering
	Hugo [1] is a common static site generator. It should be used to generate a site where build artifacts of this project can be presented and deployed. [1]: https://gohugo.io
7 days	web: Add CC-BY-SA as LICENSE.txt	xengineering
	The generated website should contain everything which will be deployed to the user. This site contains material based on multiple licenses to meet the matching domain like software, hardware or documentation. All the content of the website which is not installed from other directories is licensed via the given license. This keeps the usual folder-based licensing scheme for the source repository. Mixing the licenses in the deploy tree seems to be necessary at the moment.