Developing for ESP32?
Check out new Mongoose OS tool features:
1) JS API autocompletions
2) RPC browser
3) Terminal
https://mongoose-os.com/blog/new-mos-to ... -terminal/
1.JS API autocompletions
2. RPC browser
3. Terminal
Playing w ESP32 - new Mongoose OS tool features: JS API, RPC, terminal
Re: Playing w ESP32 - new Mongoose OS tool features: JS API, RPC, terminal
I've been playing around with Mongoose OS on ESP32 for a couple of days now, and I like it. A lot better developer experience than FreeRTOS.
Mongoose has both a C/C++ api, and a Javascript one. I'll be using the C/C++ one. The methods in the C api do resemble the ones in FreeRTOS, but without the realtime Tasks.
Mongoose has built in support for GPIO, I2C, filesystem, Amazon Web Services, sockets, MQTT and more, and looks to be very promising.
Initial setup of Mongoose OS is EXTREMELY easy. On Windows I just downloaded one .exe file, out it in the PATH, and thats it. Couldn't have been any simpler.
Also, I've set up Visual Studio Code as my IDE, and have got intellisense for the MOS methods. Did a short writeup of the setup here: https://github.com/Scalpel78/Ghost/blob ... /Readme.md
If you haven't tried Mongoose OS you really should give it a try.
Mongoose has both a C/C++ api, and a Javascript one. I'll be using the C/C++ one. The methods in the C api do resemble the ones in FreeRTOS, but without the realtime Tasks.
Mongoose has built in support for GPIO, I2C, filesystem, Amazon Web Services, sockets, MQTT and more, and looks to be very promising.
Initial setup of Mongoose OS is EXTREMELY easy. On Windows I just downloaded one .exe file, out it in the PATH, and thats it. Couldn't have been any simpler.
Also, I've set up Visual Studio Code as my IDE, and have got intellisense for the MOS methods. Did a short writeup of the setup here: https://github.com/Scalpel78/Ghost/blob ... /Readme.md
If you haven't tried Mongoose OS you really should give it a try.
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