Argh, sorry to hear that - it sounds like at some point GND and 5V have got shorted out (maybe those 3 0.05" pins that connect to the board?). It's worth checking they're not still shorted...
It's not the end of the world - it's almost certainly meant that the diode on the Pico that transfers USB power to it has blown up. It's the black 2 legged device with S4 written on it nearest the USB connector. It might even look a bit misshapen/singed.
To test, you could do one of:
apply 5v to the Gnd and 5v wires on Espruino
solder a JST battery connector onto the underside and use that
short out the diode
replace the diode - let me know if you want to do that and I'll dig out the part number
.. then plug it into USB and it should start working again.
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Argh, sorry to hear that - it sounds like at some point GND and 5V have got shorted out (maybe those 3 0.05" pins that connect to the board?). It's worth checking they're not still shorted...
It's not the end of the world - it's almost certainly meant that the diode on the Pico that transfers USB power to it has blown up. It's the black 2 legged device with S4 written on it nearest the USB connector. It might even look a bit misshapen/singed.
To test, you could do one of:
.. then plug it into USB and it should start working again.
Hope that helps!