Web IDE "Send to Espruino"

Posted on Fri 13th, December 2013

• #1

user6204

Just tried the latest version of the Chrome IDE from github. When trying to load a file and send it to the Espruino board (a HY 3.4"), an ERROR occurs
"Using '.' operator on non-object ..."
Modules.removeAllCached();

Please advise !!
• #2

Gordon

You're using an old version of the Espruino firmware with a new version of the Espruino Web IDE.

Try https://espruino-nightly.noda.se/
• #3

user6204

Hi Gordon, thanks for the quick reply. How do I use the nightly link you provided?
cheers
John
• #4

user6204

...now I see it. Was looking at an archive with today's date (sorry, I'm dumb) which does not have a bin file (of course!!). However, yesterday's archive seems to have the bin I'm looking for ;-)
• #5

Gordon

Also I don't think you're using the latest version of the Web IDE either.

15 minutes before you wrote that post I merged some of Jurgen's changes which it turns out have fixed that issue (if you don't use modules, they don't call 'Modules.removeAllCached()').
• #6

Gordon

Sorry about that - the espruino-nightly is actually something that someone else is running.

I changed the filenames recently (so they included the version number) and it seems to have broken his builds :( I've just asked him so hopefully they'll come back online soon.
• #7

Gordon

Just for anyone trying today, the nightly builds are back up: https://espruino-nightly.noda.se/2013-12-13/

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