Eclipse Lamp Devlog #9 - Posting all the CAD models on my Github and spicing up my ReadMe.

Today I probably worked more on my Github than I ever had before. I also learnt some cool new helpful stuff since I’m pretty much a noob to Github. Today I found out that if i press the period button on my computer it will take me to VS code on my computer or the dev version. With this I was able to minimize my commits by a lot and it was really cool to use it for the first time. Later I realized I had to add markdown files for my iris to camera frame CAD and my Iris Face Extension CAD models. While I was doing this I updated my Custom Created CAD models file. After typing everything out on that, I wanted to work on my ReadMe because it was looking pretty sad and boring. First to please my OCD I set my badges in color coded order, added a table for core components and a quick start guide. The biggest and coolest thing I learnt today were ASCII Diagrams. With these I had Claude Generate them for my repo and I was able to change them around a bit. I first had one created of my whole repo layout with files, folders, and everything else. I then had some others created for power consumption, signal and data flow, and the Detection/Alert pipeline with push notifications. In the end I added my resources and credits for the thing I used in this project. Some of these things may not be correct though because I am not fully done with this project. I also want to thank my friend rishith for helping me organize my github, and learning from his ReadMe organization to make my own. Go check him out, he’s working on Prometheus right now, a fire drone: (@rishithc ).