5.46 is great news - that's more than new enough for there not to be problems.
And the command-line app works fine? Did you try espruino-server? The 'standalone' version mentioned on GitHub is really painful to get set up (since NW.js often uses a different Node.js version to Node and NPM) - but the espruino-server version is basically just a version of the espruino command-line app that can serve up a Web IDE over HTTP.
You could try and downgrade the firmware (my guess is you'd want 1v91, as 1v92 added bonding support) but honestly I don't think it'd make much difference.
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5.46 is great news - that's more than new enough for there not to be problems.
And the command-line app works fine? Did you try
espruino-server
? The 'standalone' version mentioned on GitHub is really painful to get set up (since NW.js often uses a different Node.js version to Node and NPM) - but theespruino-server
version is basically just a version of theespruino
command-line app that can serve up a Web IDE over HTTP.You could try and downgrade the firmware (my guess is you'd want 1v91, as 1v92 added bonding support) but honestly I don't think it'd make much difference.