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pio-boards

lists supported development boards in PlatformIO

TLDR

List all supported boards
$ pio boards
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Search for boards
$ pio boards [arduino]
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List boards in JSON format
$ pio boards --json-output
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Filter by installed platforms
$ pio boards --installed
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SYNOPSIS

pio boards [options] [filter]

DESCRIPTION

pio boards lists supported development boards in PlatformIO. It displays a formatted table with board ID, MCU type, frequency, flash memory, RAM, and board name. Use board IDs with pio init for project setup.An optional filter argument narrows results by platform, MCU, or board name (e.g., `pio boards arduino`, `pio boards atmega168`).

PARAMETERS

--installed

Show only installed boards.
--json-output
Output in JSON format.
filter
Search filter string.

INSTALL

yay -S pio
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SEE ALSO

pio(1), pio-init(1), pio-run(1), pio-platform(1)

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