github has quite nice search, you can go to https://github.com/espruino/Espruino and it topleft corner enter e.g. ublox or casic or nmea and click 'in this repository'
As for using Serial2 - instead of finding random pins for Serial1 it could also work to configure just rx or tx, so do Serial1.setup with just tx: and then setup Serial2 with just rx: and hook into Serial2 'data' event to get replies and still write to Serial1
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github has quite nice search, you can go to https://github.com/espruino/Espruino and it topleft corner enter e.g. ublox or casic or nmea and click 'in this repository'
As for using Serial2 - instead of finding random pins for Serial1 it could also work to configure just rx or tx, so do Serial1.setup with just
tx:
and then setup Serial2 with justrx:
and hook into Serial2 'data' event to get replies and still write to Serial1