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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. -
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?
For a proportional joystick I used code derived from this https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub/iot_lover/arduino-web-based-joystick-02ca54
But your WebJoystick prototype looks cool so perhaps treat ^^^ just as an inspiration.