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 # unicorn-clock
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+> **PLEASE NOTE:** This project is still in early stage. In the future additional clocks will be added as well as extra online features.
+
+### Creating a beautiful clock
+
 Creating a colorful clock running on a Raspberry Pi with a Unicorn Hat.
+
+![Unicorn Clock](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/repraze/unicorn-clock/master/images/pi1-small.jpg)
+
+## What you need
+
+- A Raspberry Pi 2, B+, and A+
+- A [Unicorn HAT](http://shop.pimoroni.com/products/unicorn-hat)
+- A good power supply for your Pi (2A)
+- Optionally a case and a difuser for the LED matrix. (the Pibow cases fit perfectly)
+
+![Clock Details](https://github.com/repraze/unicorn-clock/blob/master/images/pi2-small.jpg)
+
+## Getting Started
+- Instal the [Unicorn Hat Python Library](https://github.com/pimoroni/unicorn-hat)
+- Download/clone this project and place the source files (/src/) onto your pi
+- You will need Java and Python to run this project
+- Compile and run the clock
+```bash
+javac UnicornClock.java
+...
+java UnicornClock
+```
+
+Be sure not to run the clock in test mode on your pi or else nothing will appear:
+(UnicornClock.java)
+```java
+...
+// - set the animator into testmode to be displayed and tested onto a computer, comment out to use on the Pi!
+animator.setTestMode(true);
+...
+```
+
+## License
+
+Copyright 2015, Thomas Dubosc  
+This content is released under the MIT license