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I wouldn't worry about the separate APIs for parts that provide both. And even that could I guess be done by providing the 'raw' data and allow external use of the raw -> units 'parsing' functionality somehow.
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Hi Gordon!
Just for inspiration http://johnny-five.io/api/ seems to have a nice sensor-type generic APIs with a wide range of supported parts for each.
Also the Android HAL APIs might be interesting to look at https://source.android.com/devices/sensors/sensor-types.
Standa
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For my d1-mini clone boards I discovered I have to disable the
Software Flow Controlin the communications settings section in order to have reliable USB connection. -
Hey!
Heard of this one?
https://www.cnx-software.com/2020/05/17/lilygo-ttgo-t-watch-2020-is-a-nicer-looking-arduino-programmable-esp32-watch/.Best Regards
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I think I tried 1.99 (for 4MB) and had the same issue. Let me get back to it once I have some time again to spend on this. Perhaps there was something I missed in those tests. It was a lot of combinations in a single weekend.
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No, it is not. I was too optimistic when I was able to connect to it.
The
wifi.connect()call consistently crashes it.@MaBe I haven't looked into these addressing specifics before. I have tried flashing it as 1MB/2MB and 4MB boards and none of those seemed to help.
Any suggestions?
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The fact that the Tasmota firmware works without any issues makes me think about what Espruino needs changing to support these particular ESP8266s as well.
To add an example of providing board independent abstractions for app logic (not just sensors but also actuators):
At one point I created
LED.turnOn()andLED.turnOff()methods which depending on the board write 1 or 0 to the LEDx Pin depending on the wiring.