Not quite sure if I'm helping here, but in answer to your previous questions:
Yes, you can do a loop - just setInterval(myLoopFunction, time_in_ms_to_call_fn).
But you probably shouldn't need that - even though it is the obvious thing to do coming from Arduino.
Espruino is event based, so once you've set up a webserver with a callback function, that function will be called back when a web page is requested. If you set up a KeyPad, that KeyPad's callback function will get called when a key is pressed too.
Both things will work together just fine without you having to worry -no loop needed.
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Not quite sure if I'm helping here, but in answer to your previous questions:
Yes, you can do a loop - just
setInterval(myLoopFunction, time_in_ms_to_call_fn)
.But you probably shouldn't need that - even though it is the obvious thing to do coming from Arduino.
Espruino is event based, so once you've set up a webserver with a callback function, that function will be called back when a web page is requested. If you set up a KeyPad, that KeyPad's callback function will get called when a key is pressed too.
Both things will work together just fine without you having to worry -no loop needed.