@JumJum did you just write your own module in JS, or are you using the one that I have integrated with Espruino? The thing about the Espruino one is you'll get the HTTP client/server as well as sockets/websockets when I get around to implementing them.
Does DNS 'just work', or is it a separate command that you need to send in order to get the IP?
@DrAzzy the code in GitHub will do HTTP GET, returning the data correctly and everything. It doesn't 'know' when WiFi is connected though - hence the 10 sec delay. There's no support for HTTP server yet, or multiple HTTP sockets - but that those shouldn't be that hard to add.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
@JumJum did you just write your own module in JS, or are you using the one that I have integrated with Espruino? The thing about the Espruino one is you'll get the HTTP client/server as well as sockets/websockets when I get around to implementing them.
Was the 3.3v regulator info I put on http://www.espruino.com/ESP8266 helpful?
Does DNS 'just work', or is it a separate command that you need to send in order to get the IP?
@DrAzzy the code in GitHub will do HTTP GET, returning the data correctly and everything. It doesn't 'know' when WiFi is connected though - hence the 10 sec delay. There's no support for HTTP server yet, or multiple HTTP sockets - but that those shouldn't be that hard to add.