I tried my best but something's just not right with Chrome Packaged Apps & serial on the OS X install I have: I can access an Arduino or an Espruino using screen, but can't neither receive or send to/from them in any Chrome Packaged App
I noticed it may come from the rights given to the /dev/tty.usbmodem131 ( Arduino ) or /dev/tty.usbmodem1431 ( Pico ), but it seems I just can't get them right ( although I did see a blink when connecting to an Arduino using Chrome Serial API & issuing a chmod 777 on the Arduino port beforehand .. :/ )
Too bad, since aside from this, the "big part" was checking how to push code to a connected pico & call js on it from the Me4e chrome app :|
-> on this, if I'm correct, I just have to include the espruino tools js file in my app & call 'CodeWriter.writeToEspruino()' when needed, right ?
I'll try to fix the above stuff as soon as I get some deserved rest ;p
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Hi again
I tried my best but something's just not right with Chrome Packaged Apps & serial on the OS X install I have: I can access an Arduino or an Espruino using screen, but can't neither receive or send to/from them in any Chrome Packaged App
I noticed it may come from the rights given to the /dev/tty.usbmodem131 ( Arduino ) or /dev/tty.usbmodem1431 ( Pico ), but it seems I just can't get them right ( although I did see a blink when connecting to an Arduino using Chrome Serial API & issuing a chmod 777 on the Arduino port beforehand .. :/ )
Too bad, since aside from this, the "big part" was checking how to push code to a connected pico & call js on it from the Me4e chrome app :|
-> on this, if I'm correct, I just have to include the espruino tools js file in my app & call 'CodeWriter.writeToEspruino()' when needed, right ?
I'll try to fix the above stuff as soon as I get some deserved rest ;p
Any help very welcome :D