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Context: the project archive (KXKM_Batterie_Parallelator-main) had no git history locally; a fresh repository is needed to host it on git.saillant.cc (electron/KXKM_Batterie_Parallelator). Approach: initialize a new repo on branch main, stage the archive content, and harden .gitignore before the first commit. Changes: - Import the full project tree: firmware/, firmware-idf/, firmware-rs/, iosApp/, kxkm-bmu-app/, kxkm-api/, hardware/, docs/, specs/, scripts/, models/, tests/ - Keep project dotfiles tracked despite the trailing '.*' ignore rule: .github/, .claude/, .superpowers/, .gitattributes, .markdownlint.json - Extend .gitignore: firmware/src/credentials.h (local secrets, template kept), kxkm-bmu-app/**/build/ (66 MB compiled iOS framework), .remember/ (session data) Impact: the project can now be maintained on the self-hosted Gitea forge with a clean, secret-free initial history.
# Tests BMU This directory is intended for PlatformIO Test Runner and project tests. Unit Testing is a software testing method by which individual units of source code, sets of one or more MCU program modules together with associated control data, usage procedures, and operating procedures, are tested to determine whether they are fit for use. Unit testing finds problems early in the development cycle. More information about PlatformIO Unit Testing: - <https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/advanced/unit-testing/index.html> ## Environnement de simulation (MCU + hardware logique) 1. Précharger l'environnement MCU (toolchain + libs): - `pio run -e kxkm-s3-16MB` 1. Lancer la simulation logique hôte (sans carte physique): - `pio test -e sim-host` 1. Compiler les tests pour cible MCU (quand le hardware est disponible): - `pio test -e kxkm-s3-16MB` Suites sim-host actuellement activées: - `test_battery_route_validation` - `test_web_route_security` - `test_emulation_bench`