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Perhaps a solution would be here at this point, as well as setting the found flag, clear the timer?

https://github.com/espruino/EspruinoWebIDE/blob/e974a3c1a0fbe66bdc732886fe11fc5463710d3f/js/plugins/project.js#L52

It looks like you need to port the arduino code here:

https://github.com/google/science-journal-arduino/blob/master/src/arduino101/science-journal-arduino.cpp

You should be able to take a puck.js sample, and change the service Id's like you have identified.

Hi @Robin

This what is working under windows 10 for me: (native Web IDE version 0.69.0)

Settings->Project
F:\OneDrive\brubonic\www
[Select Directory for Sandbox]

 Directory of F:\OneDrive\brubonic\www\modules

31/12/2017  06:56 PM             4,088 DS18B20.js
22/08/2017  04:09 PM             1,934 pid-controller.js
22/07/2018  04:45 PM             8,553 ws.js
28/06/2018  10:06 PM             2,288 http://www.js

code:

var PID = require('pid-controller');
var WWW = require('www');

And on send :

Connected to port TCP/IP: 192.168.15.13
No error. Minified 1934 bytes to 1758 bytes.
No error. Minified 2288 bytes to 1155 bytes.
No error. Minified 4086 bytes to 1472 bytes.
No error. Minified 8553 bytes to 3893 bytes.

I have noted on startup of the ide that sometimes do you need set the project sandbox on startup, as this seems to get forgotten and needs to be re-selected.

Looking at the settings->Console

These are at the relevant bits I see:

Loading http://www.espruino.com/json/ESP32.json
Board JSON loaded
Firmware >1.43 supports faster writes over USB
Set Slow Write = false
FIRMWARE: Current 1v99.166, Available 1v99
Device found (connectionId=undefined)
[success] Connected to port TCP/IP: 192.168.15.13
>>> Connected to port TCP/IP: 192.168.15.13
 - pid-controller requires []
[notify_info] No error. Minified 1934 bytes to 1758 bytes.
 - www requires []
[notify_info] No error. Minified 2288 bytes to 1155 bytes.
 - DS18B20 requires []
[notify_info] No error. Minified 4086 bytes to 1472 bytes.
 - ws requires []
[notify_info] No error. Minified 8553 bytes to 3893 bytes.
Uploading 11848 bytes to flash
Found a prompt... great!
>>> Sending...

The first attached file contains 

for BOARDNAME in PICO_1V3_CC3000 PICO_1V3_WIZ
do 
  echo $BOARDNAME 
done

So not enough to see what you are doing.

I was going to suggest the same regarding the literals - as you can paste the HTML source directly in, so it's easier to make changes and not escape ' and " etc.

Oh - and it's pretty cool. I was going to look at controlling some of my sons blu lego and possibly bb8 with web Bluetooth now there is windows 10 support.

@JumJum I think the flying shoe distracted your and you attached the wrong file ;-)

Enjoy your break.

Ahh - I understand what you mean now.

This sounds like a great idea. If you can work out what changes ares required to the espruino esp32 build part, I can add the file to the build tools so that it will be available - is it only addComponents.mk I need to add to the tar? Which path is it in?

That's great news - I might need to order this board.
I'll need to check that the boot loader.bin that gets saved into the tar file in espruinobuildtools is the latest built version. The files are the same size so might have to run a checksum to check it is the latest - or check the file date.

I'm wondering if the change would actually be in the bootloader.bin - did you update that when you flashed?

It would be interesting with your build to set it to auto to see if that sticks and it works of the board.

I need to check the sdkconfig and ensure that auto is set.

https://github.com/espruino/EspruinoBuildTools/blob/master/esp32/build/app/sdkconfig#L210

Yes - it is.

The provision script assumes Linux- you might want to adapt to detect OS X and get the correct gcc for that - it would not be too hard to do.

E.setPassword which would be a pretty good addition to the Espruino WiFi, if not already included.

It is included

Yay - been waiting since pucks came out for this!

If you want to control flow in an event model- then chained promises might be what you are after.

Manipulating bits might be more intensive - if you have the space, use a byte- takes a look at the dataview classes. With these you can operate on a chunk of an existing array.

I would like to automate ESP-IDF make to Espruino Make

This is exactly what this does:
https://github.com/espruino/EspruinoBuildTools/tree/master/esp32

This is a series of scripts, that build the app and esp-idf folder that espurino uses for the ESP32 build.

source script/provision ESP32

This is used by Travis, or by anyone wanting to build from source. This downloads the toolchain, and adds the two folders above.

I suggest that you clone the EspruinoBuildTools repository and do the build to see how it works.

In the EspruinoBuildTools/esp32/build/build-idf.sh script, there are variables for changing what version you want to build:

esp_idf_branch=${1:-v3.0.3}
espruino_branch=${2:-master}

@hungryforcodes

Please try this build:

https://www.espruino.com/binaries/travis/wilberforcepatch11/espruino_esp32.bin

You should see v3.0.3:

>ESP32.getState();
={
  sdkVersion: "v3.0.3",
  freeHeap: 37848, BLE: false, Wifi: true, minHeap: 34612 }

You might also need to load the partition table.bin as this was changed going to v3.0x

I know there are alot of other priorities in this great effort you and JumJum are doing. I am curious what the change was with adding the Bluetooth code.

We moved from the 2.x esp-idf to the 3.0x esp-idf. This changed a lot around Makefiles and things. We have no clue to why the neopixel code that was working with 2.x is not working with the 3.0x libs.

Robin,

You have posted a series of related posts, and now this one.

It's quite hard to determine what it is you are trying to achieve - you are asking abstract questions, whereas if you stated what the goal or task is - then suggestions can be made.

Perhaps if you simply stated the what oh want to archive people can then offer solutions.

The build failed - not had a chance to look at it - sorry.

Found a few minutes so did a pull request here:

https://github.com/espruino/Espruino/pull/1493

Sdk is now at 3.03 and the XTAL is set to auto. When the travis build is done you'll be able to download and try the new firmware.

I changed the settings actually and did a few recompiles and flashings, none of these made any difference

Changing the include in the sub folder and compiling won't make a diffierence - it's the sdk libs that would be picking up this setting - so in our case it's the espruino build tools project that needs to get built and then linked too.

I'll see if I can do a build with the setting at auto at some stage for you to test... not sure when.

You can use ESP32.enableBLE(false) and see if that make a difference on the recent builds. Possible it's a using both radios at once issue.

Hi,

I did a bit of goggling - like at the 2nd post here - looks like your board might have a different frequency crystal -

https://forum.sparkfun.com/viewtopic.php?t=46628

Perhaps a better term would be global scope. The next level would be inside a function, so anything declared within a function is not accessible outside the scope of the function. Modules are an example of this. The only access to objects methods and variables are the items that get exported.

What you can do is use the esptool and copy out the entire 4mb flash contents to a file. You can then host that in github, and people can download the image and flash with that. Please note wifi settings with passwords will be in the file, so you might want to blank thouse before you dump the image.

I you are bringing the file via the ide with require then it will be minified before it is sent to the board - so in this case using external tools won't be of much benefit.