Some basic tests of the AP functionality. All fine for me.
var wifi = require("Wifi");
// Start AP
wifi.startAP("My_AP", {password:"testing1"}, function(){
console.log("Access Point created"); // Tested OK
setTimeout(function(){
// Stop AP
wifi.stopAP(function(){
console.log("Access Point stopped"); // Tested OK
});
}, 60000);
});
// Events
wifi.on('sta_joined', function(params) {
console.log("Event fired: sta_joined");
console.log("Params:" + JSON.stringify(params)); // Tested OK
});
wifi.on('sta_left', function(params) {
console.log("Event fired: sta_left");
console.log("Params:" + JSON.stringify(params)); // Tested OK
});
I'm not sure I grasp the signifcance of the save() and restore() methods. Do these not overlap espruino save() and onInit() functions i.e the espruino program (which includes wifi configuration) must start at boot time for ESP8266 to do anything useful?
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Some basic tests of the AP functionality. All fine for me.
I'm not sure I grasp the signifcance of the
save()
andrestore()
methods. Do these not overlap espruinosave()
andonInit()
functions i.e the espruino program (which includes wifi configuration) must start at boot time for ESP8266 to do anything useful?