@Gordon
Thanks for the tip, will have look at `apploader.js';
In the meantime I found out that you could use the espruino commandline tool for uploading Espruino code that writes text to a textfile on the Bangle.
You feed the 'espruino' tool with an Espruino program to write a file, something like this:
var Storage = require("Storage");
var f = Storage.open("messages.txt","w");
f.write(`
Peter:How are you?
Paul:Arrive 5 minutes later!
Mary:Love you xxx
`
);
Ofcourse you could the same with the left part of the Espruino WebIDE.
My "use case" is that I want to feed a Bangle app with data residing on my Raspberry every few minutes, without manual intervention.
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@Gordon
Thanks for the tip, will have look at `apploader.js';
In the meantime I found out that you could use the
espruino
commandline tool for uploading Espruino code that writes text to a textfile on the Bangle.You feed the 'espruino' tool with an Espruino program to write a file, something like this:
Ofcourse you could the same with the left part of the Espruino WebIDE.
My "use case" is that I want to feed a Bangle app with data residing on my Raspberry every few minutes, without manual intervention.
Will see if
apploader.js
is the solution for me.Thanks.