This project came pretty far, and I want to start looping in some new people. Since I will be sharing my code with a group, I need some comments. The program makes sense to me right now, and I could explain it, but I took a day to earmark what I wrote and describe what it does. I also labeled the example code from Adafruit, but I didn't explain how it worked. Some of the examples had descriptions, and I left them in place.
Part of the process was removing unnecessary variables and reordering a few things, so they appeared in a logical sequence. When I was satisfied, I uploaded everything to GitHub, and the link is below.
Screenshot of some commenting
GitHub repo for Cardinal, aka InCompass
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2020-07-16
2020-07-16
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