@tve, I see that... but how do you get it 'there'.... usually with a 'sketch' you build in a supporting environment such as the IDE... and the 'daily' things using it as a base do not include it your 'regular sketches'. It could be considered something like dynamically extend the build...
Delivering though a finished package - which makes both parts a one-time things - could support this funcitonality. It is then just one file (sketch) to upload and save(), and the espruino is 'programmed'.
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@tve, I see that... but how do you get it 'there'.... usually with a 'sketch' you build in a supporting environment such as the IDE... and the 'daily' things using it as a base do not include it your 'regular sketches'. It could be considered something like dynamically extend the build...
Delivering though a finished package - which makes both parts a one-time things - could support this funcitonality. It is then just one file (sketch) to upload and save(), and the espruino is 'programmed'.