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# FreeInk SDK > FreeInk is an MIT-licensed, hardware-independent C++ SDK for ESP32-class e-paper readers. It hides e-paper controllers, waveforms and board wiring behind injectable interfaces, so one firmware can drive many panels. Libraries are self-contained PlatformIO dependencies you add à la carte; a single binary can carry several boards and pick one at runtime. Hardware-independent C++ firmware SDK for e-paper readers. Source: [github.com/Free-Ink/freeink-sdk](https://github.com/Free-Ink/freeink-sdk). The full text of every page below is also available as one file: [https://freeink.org/llms-full.txt](https://freeink.org/llms-full.txt). ## Getting started - [Overview](https://freeink.org/docs/overview): What FreeInk is, why it exists, and how the pieces fit together. - [Quickstart](https://freeink.org/docs/quickstart): Drive an e-paper panel with FreeInk in a few minutes. - [Sticky reader starter](https://freeink.org/docs/sticky): Build a minimal EPUB reader: All Books list, paged reader, and edge gestures. - [PlatformIO setup](https://freeink.org/docs/installation): Add the FreeInk libraries to a PlatformIO project. ## Concepts - [Architecture](https://freeink.org/docs/architecture): The facade, panel drivers, the bus, and board config. - [Build composition](https://freeink.org/docs/build-composition): Compose a binary along two axes: devices × capabilities. - [Supported devices](https://freeink.org/docs/devices): The device matrix, refresh behavior and touch support. ## Libraries - [Libraries overview](https://freeink.org/docs/api): Reference for the FreeInk libraries: APIs, defaults and build flags. - [EInkDisplay](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-display): The display facade: framebuffer, geometry, refresh and grayscale. - [InputManager](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-input): Buttons and capacitive touch behind one object. - [BatteryMonitor](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-battery): ADC, BQ27220 I²C fuel gauge, or M5PM1 PMIC — one API. - [SDCardManager](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-sd): SdFat-over-SPI or native 4-bit SDMMC, one API. - [FrontlightManager](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-frontlight): PWM frontlight with warm/cool control. - [AudioManager](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-audio): WAV playback through an I2S codec (Murphy M3 ES8388, M5 PaperColor ES8311). - [LedManager](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-led): Addressable RGB LEDs: color, brightness and non-blocking flashes. - [Buzzer](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-buzzer): LEDC PWM square-wave tones on a passive buzzer. - [HapticManager](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-haptic): PWM vibration-motor pulses and patterns. - [Microphone](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-mic): PDM microphone capture to 16-bit PCM. - [Rtc](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-rtc): PCF8563 / DS3231 real-time clock over I²C. - [EnvironmentSensor](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-env): SHT40 temperature + humidity over I²C. - [Imu](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-imu): LSM6DS3TR-C 6-axis accelerometer + gyroscope. - [PowerManager](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-power): Portable deep-sleep wake-on-power-button. - [MemoryManager](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-memory): On-demand RAM reclaim via priority-ordered cache sinks. - [RecoveryBoot](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-recovery): Boot-time OTA recovery escape hatch (button combo). - [SecureNet](https://freeink.org/docs/networking): Opt-in wolfSSL TLS 1.3 transport. - [Catalog (OPDS)](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-catalog): OPDS + WebDAV/JSON catalog client over SecureNet. - [BleKeyboardHost](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-ble): BLE HID host for keyboards, page turners and remotes. - [BoardConfig](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-board): Board profiles and the runtime-active device. - [XteinkDetect](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-detect): Runtime X3/X4 and display-controller detection via bus fingerprinting. - [FreeInkUI](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-ui): Optional immediate-mode UI framework for e-paper. - [Component gallery](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-ui-components): Prebuilt FreeInkUI components, previewed from the real 1-bit renders. - [Icons](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-icons): freeink::Icon format, vendored Lucide set, and a generator. - [FreeInkBook](https://freeink.org/docs/lib-book): A complete EPUB reading engine: layout, cache, fonts, international text. ## Guides - [Adding a device](https://freeink.org/docs/adding-a-device): Bring up a new board: profile, driver config, build env. - [MCU portability](https://freeink.org/docs/mcu-portability): Keep a consumer building across ESP32-C3 and ESP32-S3. ## Reference - [Repository layout](https://freeink.org/docs/repository-layout): Where each library lives in the SDK tree.
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