I'm exploring the Espruino command line tool for uploading my sketches to an ESP8266 via this NPM module and so far its been great/intuitive.
I'm using the command line instead of the Web IDE as I prefer to modularise my code, edit it within Atom.io and run tools like eslinting etc.
Exploring the IDE however I have found its possible to upload sketches over wifi using the "Connect over TCP Address" option (see here for details) and wondered how this is achieved?!
While the Espruino module claims "it is used directly by the Espruino Web IDE" I don't see anyway within the code to connect via TCP (c.f. the port option).
Thanks for any help in advanced. I understand this is a rather niche use of the Espruino. The aim would be to allow for wireless updates
Footnote: Espruino has blown my mind. After working with Arduino and all its amazingness, I feel like Espruino has opened up a whole new world so cudos to everyone involved!!
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
I'm exploring the Espruino command line tool for uploading my sketches to an ESP8266 via this NPM module and so far its been great/intuitive.
I'm using the command line instead of the Web IDE as I prefer to modularise my code, edit it within Atom.io and run tools like eslinting etc.
Exploring the IDE however I have found its possible to upload sketches over wifi using the "Connect over TCP Address" option (see here for details) and wondered how this is achieved?!
While the Espruino module claims "it is used directly by the Espruino Web IDE" I don't see anyway within the code to connect via TCP (c.f. the port option).
Thanks for any help in advanced. I understand this is a rather niche use of the Espruino. The aim would be to allow for wireless updates
Footnote: Espruino has blown my mind. After working with Arduino and all its amazingness, I feel like Espruino has opened up a whole new world so cudos to everyone involved!!