I discovered that you can pass -t flag to EspruinoTools espruino command line script. Since time can drift, I want to connect to the watch once a day to update the time.
How can I run EspruinoTools/bin/espruino-cli.js with the -t flag and then exit instead of enter terminal prompt. I want just time set then exit.
EDIT: 2 sec later i find solution as usual xd, not sure if its best solution, i just put -e 'console.log("time update")'
Yes, that works fine - you just need to upload some code, anything - even 1+2 should work.
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I discovered that you can pass -t flag to EspruinoTools espruino command line script. Since time can drift, I want to connect to the watch once a day to update the time.
How can I run EspruinoTools/bin/espruino-cli.js with the -t flag and then exit instead of enter terminal prompt. I want just time set then exit.
EDIT: 2 sec later i find solution as usual xd, not sure if its best solution, i just put
-e 'console.log("time update")'