So just so I understand, espruino-tools/core runs in the browser and allows you to control a connected Espruino device - but when you connect it's able to query it to see what functionality is available on the device and expose that? That's very cool.
I like the peer.js connection too. So that allows you to use your espruino-tools/core API, but just remotely?
Having a way to get up and running with a localhost server and create-espruino-app looks pretty neat too. It feels like sometimes it can be more of a hinderance than a help if it's not well documented, but it looks like you've done an amazing jobs with the docs at https://documentation-xi-liard.vercel.app/ - hopefully we'll see some others getting involved using this :)
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Hi, thanks for sharing this!
So just so I understand,
espruino-tools/core
runs in the browser and allows you to control a connected Espruino device - but when you connect it's able to query it to see what functionality is available on the device and expose that? That's very cool.I like the peer.js connection too. So that allows you to use your
espruino-tools/core
API, but just remotely?Having a way to get up and running with a localhost server and
create-espruino-app
looks pretty neat too. It feels like sometimes it can be more of a hinderance than a help if it's not well documented, but it looks like you've done an amazing jobs with the docs at https://documentation-xi-liard.vercel.app/ - hopefully we'll see some others getting involved using this :)