Building blocks style framework over the beautiful ESP-IDF
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2021 8:46 am
Hi Forum!
Having built a number of projects using the ESP32, we wanted a consistent, easy to use framework. Not keen on disrupting quality, size or performance, we decided to come up with a custom framework over the ESP-IDF covering most common use-cases of the ESP32 in a "building block" style library and open-sourcing it to the world.
This single-handedly not only serves us in writing applications and deploying quicker while maintaining quality, it also quenches the thirst of giving back to the open-source community. This first release includes libraries for GPIO, WiFi station, WiFi softAP and system-stats library. It also consists of suitable examples that provide vision over the usage of APIs exposed by the libraries.
Posting here because I was keen on sharing it with the original ESP32 forum. So here it is:
Blog: https://iotready.co/blog/easy_building- ... lications/
Github repo: https://github.com/IoTReady/esp32_firmware_base
Docs: https://iotready.co/esp32_firmware_base/
As mentioned above, this is only a first of many more releases to come. There will be continued efforts to improve and add on to the components of the library so do occasionally keep checking it out.
Also do comment your thoughts and inputs!
Thanks!
Regards,
Karan Raj Pradhan
iotready.co
Having built a number of projects using the ESP32, we wanted a consistent, easy to use framework. Not keen on disrupting quality, size or performance, we decided to come up with a custom framework over the ESP-IDF covering most common use-cases of the ESP32 in a "building block" style library and open-sourcing it to the world.
This single-handedly not only serves us in writing applications and deploying quicker while maintaining quality, it also quenches the thirst of giving back to the open-source community. This first release includes libraries for GPIO, WiFi station, WiFi softAP and system-stats library. It also consists of suitable examples that provide vision over the usage of APIs exposed by the libraries.
Posting here because I was keen on sharing it with the original ESP32 forum. So here it is:
Blog: https://iotready.co/blog/easy_building- ... lications/
Github repo: https://github.com/IoTReady/esp32_firmware_base
Docs: https://iotready.co/esp32_firmware_base/
As mentioned above, this is only a first of many more releases to come. There will be continued efforts to improve and add on to the components of the library so do occasionally keep checking it out.
Also do comment your thoughts and inputs!
Thanks!
Regards,
Karan Raj Pradhan
iotready.co