I created docs and took a photo of an esp-12 module. The result is a PR for the Espruino repo and one for the EspruinoDocs repo. There's some work for Gordon to make it all integrate correctly (I think I did 90% of the work).
Gordon, I'd also appreciate some help for how to improve the pins stuff:
I'd like to make the analog pin be 'A0' but when I comment out
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I created docs and took a photo of an esp-12 module. The result is a PR for the Espruino repo and one for the EspruinoDocs repo. There's some work for Gordon to make it all integrate correctly (I think I did 90% of the work).
Gordon, I'd also appreciate some help for how to improve the pins stuff:
I'd like to make the analog pin be 'A0' but when I comment out
at the end of the ESP8266_16.py boards file I get compilation errors that I don't know what to do with.
similar issue for the PB16 line in the same file (it's intended to be the GPIO16 on the RTC clock)
how can I add more labels to the various pins to indicate 3.3v, where the SPI pins are, etc?
Oh: someone else gets the privilege to shoot a photo of an esp-01 and copy the pin stuff to the ESP8266_BOARD.py (maybe rename to ESP8266_01.py?)