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@Gordon
Hi #kai,
Thanks!
The Web IDE in the Chrome Web Store has been able to do this for a month or more. Is it just that you pasted the code into the left-hand side rather than the right? The Web IDE doesn't parse the code you type on the left so it doesn't load the module.
If you don't want to use the right-hand side, just type:
require("NRF24L01P")on the right-hand side and clickSend to Espruino. That'll load the module, and then you can use the left-hand side as normal.Web IDE is definitely recommended. Stick with it as in a month or so Chrome will update and it'll fix the 100% CPU issue (or you can install Chrome Canary if you can't wait).
You can load modules off of micro SD, but honestly it's not recommended as you're always sure to get the newest version if you do it with the Web IDE.