As of today, the ESP8266 networking support is a static class called "ESP8266WiFi". I was about to rework to be a library that would then be accessed (as I understand it) with the format:
var esp8266 = require("<some name>");
I was going to choose "ESP8266" for the name of the networking library but then realized that "ESP8266" is already chosen for use with the ESP8266 piggybacked support. I'm now thinking through what the resolution options may be.
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As of today, the ESP8266 networking support is a static class called "ESP8266WiFi". I was about to rework to be a library that would then be accessed (as I understand it) with the format:
I was going to choose "ESP8266" for the name of the networking library but then realized that "ESP8266" is already chosen for use with the ESP8266 piggybacked support. I'm now thinking through what the resolution options may be.