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Don't forget to do the install of GPIO libraries for RPi and OrangePi
Apart from the RPi udev/permissions stuff on Arch, we'll have to do a similar thing for general sysfs gpio platforms (Write a general sysfs GPIO platform #37)
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I have to say, this is gonna be one of the less fun refactors. But what the hell, we can probably just put everything into functions, maybe separate files if it makes sense and ask the users what they want (which OS and device platforms) and call the corresponding functions and we're done super quick.
* modularized and generalized, cleanup
* config: renamed ProductID to Device_Type_ID
* support for Arch Linux (instructions by @maso27)
* support for currently supported boards in AlexaPI (GPIO libs install, etc)
* added unit overrides for various things
* set up GPIO permissions (udev)
* use pip instead of system packaging where possible
* disabled pip cache due to pypa/pip#2984
* change default device_platform to dummy
* set device-specific config on install
I vote for keeping this as shell script for the time being. I think it might be beneficial to start working our scripts towards a common skeleton (cli params, colors, logging) for consistency.
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