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Install arduino-ide with Homebrew Cask

Electronics prototyping platform. Version 2.3.10 via Homebrew Cask; verified from local package data.

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macOS

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brew install --cask arduino-ide

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overview

Package summary

Electronics prototyping platform

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history

Project history and usage

Arduino IDE is Arduino’s desktop integrated development environment for creating sketches, managing boards and libraries, compiling code, uploading it to microcontrollers, and inspecting serial output.

Project history

Arduino IDE 2 is a complete rewrite of the older Arduino IDE 1.x and shares no source code with it. The official repository states that it is based on the Eclipse Theia framework, built with Electron, and delegates compilation, upload, and related backend work to Arduino CLI running in daemon mode.

The rewrite retained the recognizable Arduino interface and workflow while adding a more responsive editor, code completion, navigation, debugging support, concurrent Serial Monitor and Serial Plotter views, and in-application updates.

Adoption history

Arduino IDE is the conventional desktop entry point for programming Arduino boards, combining sketch editing with board-core and library management, compilation, upload, and serial tools. IDE 2 preserved the familiar Arduino workflow while modernizing the editor, helping existing users move from the 1.x generation.

The public beta began in spring 2021, and feedback from the Arduino community informed the stable release. Arduino distributes the application for major desktop systems and supports it with official tutorials, a Help Center, forums, and an open-source repository.

How it is used

Users create or open Arduino sketches, select a board and port, install board platforms and libraries, verify or compile code, upload it to hardware, and inspect device communication through the Serial Monitor or Serial Plotter.

Why package nerds care

Arduino IDE sits at the intersection of desktop application packaging, embedded toolchains, board-support packages, and language libraries. Its frontend bundles Electron and Theia while backend operations are delegated to Arduino CLI, so one installed application coordinates several independently packaged ecosystems.

The `.arduinoIDE` directory is operationally important to package maintainers and advanced users because it contains both IDE settings and the Arduino CLI configuration consumed by the application.

Timeline

  • Spring 2021: Arduino IDE 2 entered public beta.
  • 2022-09-14: Arduino announced Arduino IDE 2.0 as stable.
  • IDE 2 generation: The application became a Theia/Electron frontend backed by Arduino CLI.

Related projects

  • Arduino IDE 1.x: The earlier Java-based IDE generation.
  • Arduino CLI: Provides IDE 2 backend operations in daemon mode.
  • Eclipse Theia: The extensible IDE framework underlying the user interface.
  • Arduino Cloud Editor: Arduino’s browser-based alternative for editing sketches.

Sources

  • Official configuration-location article: https://support.arduino.cc/hc/en-us/articles/4415103213714-Find-sketches-libraries-board-cores-and-other-files-on-your-computer
  • Official repository README: https://github.com/arduino/arduino-ide#readme
  • Official stable-release announcement: https://blog.arduino.cc/2022/09/14/its-here-please-welcome-arduino-ide-2-0/

security posture

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No matching local secret-handling manifest was found for arduino-ide. Package metadata is still published here so future coverage has a stable package URL.

Install behavior

  • No Homebrew post-install hook is recorded in formula metadata.
  • No Homebrew bottle metadata was recorded.

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local files

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Configuration files

Config paths the tool may read or write during local use.

Linux
/home/{username}/.arduinoIDE/settings.json/home/{username}/.arduinoIDE/arduino-cli.yaml
macOS
/Users/{username}/.arduinoIDE/settings.json/Users/{username}/.arduinoIDE/arduino-cli.yaml
Windows
C:\Users\{username}\.arduinoIDE\settings.jsonC:\Users\{username}\.arduinoIDE\arduino-cli.yaml

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page generated2026-11-04
manager version2.3.10
manager updated
local dataok
upstreamnot checked
latest detectednot detected

https://github.com/arduino/arduino-ide

install metadata

Package metadata

Package keycask:arduino-ide
Version2.3.10
Package managerHomebrew Cask
Package manager pagehttps://formulae.brew.sh/cask/arduino-ide
Homepagehttps://www.arduino.cc/en/software
Repositoryhttps://github.com/arduino/arduino-ide
Upstream docshttps://www.arduino.cc/en/software
Source archivehttps://github.com/arduino/arduino-ide/releases/download/2.3.10/arduino-ide_2.3.10_macOS_ARM64.dmg
SHA-2568811860dc8782b6cd6bb0076e9215255849f404b1b9e6f38069fdc4f5c43648e
Bottlenot recorded
Homebrew post-installnot defined
Servicenone declared

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Source database details

Source DatabaseHomebrew cask API
Taphomebrew/cask
Full Tokenarduino-ide
Names
  • Arduino IDE
Conflicts With
Artifacts
Deprecatedno
Disabledno

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