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Looks like Raspberry Pi Pico W (wireless) is also to get Bluetooth LE support very soon according to this .
On another thread @JumJum wrote last year on his efforts on a port to the Pi Pico W but has gone quiet now.I’m very intrigued. But also recognise the challenge to Espruino commercial model.
I had a look at how to build on all the above, but can’t quite see the way through. -
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Hi,
Ive got a version of this change that im testing. Ive set out an issue https://github.com/espruino/EspruinoTools/issues/154
to track this as a change. See the issue for more detail and link to my fork. -
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Thanks @fanoush , that's a great start.
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Hi,
Is there an existing way to colour text being displayed in the Web IDE Terminal window.
Specifically for colouring the text from the execution of console.log('string') in espruino.It seems a common method would be to prefix the string with an ANSI escape sequence such as
Red: \u001b[31m. or green
Green: \u001b[32m
This works in node in vscode.Ive tried this in Espruino WebIDE
console.log (" \u001b[31m HelloWorld ");
and it looks like the the escape sequence is being trapped , because not all of it is printed.
Ive had a poke around the WebIDE code on github but I cant find the code that handles the terminal window. I can see that there is colour styling of the code editor window.
My use case is im having a quick look at the feasability of a simple jest style unit testing tool and would like to colour the output to the console. Which looks good so far. (colour is a bit of a nice to have I would agree)
Any cluse on an approach to implement the coloured output text appreciated. And a high level of how the terminal window is driven ??. Is there is some escape sequence to HTML going on somehwere ??
Thanks in advance, Simon
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@JumJum , i hope you are well.
Do think you will be sharing anything further on this ?
No pressure just interested in seeing this happen one day, and supportig if needed. -
Retired Solution Architect (Xerox - Imaging Services)
Working on implementing Xstate
https://xstate.js.org/docs/packages/xstate-fsm/
on Microcontrollers for improving Service Delivery