@radiant trench Yeah one of my first tests for CSS is usually to turn the entire background red or green so a change is unmistakable. GJ with the css hello world. Now make it pretty. 💄
#circuitpython-dev
midnight ember
radiant trench
I've already submitted a PR with the basic implementation and some minor typography improvements. Once that gets approved, I'll try and improve it further
midnight ember
Keep in mind they want a light and dark theme. So that you're not repeating a lot of work manually theme templates could be a thing and would probably be easier to work with. Front end template system would be a good idea.
I had a one-click CSS template switcher years ago (change page from dark to orange, yellow, white theme with one click). Might be able to dig up some of the code. It's not a full template system like Smarty so it should be pretty light and unobtrusive on ram.
Though if they've already got a light and dark theme then something like that is already implemented, nvm.
radiant trench
Keep in mind they want a light and dark theme. So that you're not repeating a lo...
Who is "they" in this instance?
viscid pine
dark theme enthusiasts
midnight ember
First time I saw it I think was on Show & Tell by tannewt. Oh yes if you mean dark mode users, umm we exist for sure.
radiant trench
Oh for sure, I'm one myself - my only real direction so far is to keep the additional code minimal so we don't bloat the firmware. I think there are media queries now for detecting if the user is running dark/light mode so theres potential to handle this easily but it's a lot of extra css
midnight ember
ahhh because it's running in a web browser it can use the browser preference. i don't think that kind of thing was being implemented though, i think it was a manual toggle within the webpage.
trying to find a way to hook into the browser theme preference makes much more sense.
midnight ember
shouldn't it do that automatically? if so why was tannewt coding a dark mode switcher manually?
radiant trench
I'm not really sure... I only just started getting into this. I don't have a lot of historical context
but for sure, media queries would be way more efficient
midnight ember
derp, just because you have dark mode on your browser it's still going to display a website in the css of its choice/design.
theme only applies to window modes not website display, that's still dependent on the site's css. might need a switcher after all.
jaunty juniper
@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) works nice, but I personally find it better to give the choice to the user anyway, not everyone wants the same mode everywhere
radiant trench
Whichever way we do it, adding support is going to add a lot of extra weight to the CSS unless we put it in a separate file hosted on a CDN somewhere
jaunty juniper
it's like language, I hate it when websites set the language exclusively from your browser setup, I speak 2 languages and you don't get to tell me which one I want to read your site in
radiant trench
as an English person living in the Netherlands, I feel this pain 😉
jaunty juniper
yeah I think we just want a very minimal one for the on-board version, anything else can be on code.circuitpython.org
radiant trench
I played a bit with the media query for dark mode detection... plays really nice with the built in dark mode switcher in OSX, so I'm not sure theres a need to build out separate functionality (although I don't know how this works in windows or linux systems)
(btw the reason the text colour doesn't change is because I only changed the background colour in the two versions).
this was all it took in code:
body { background: black; }
}
@media (prefers-color-scheme: light) {
body { background: white; }
}```
proven garnet
@idle owl looks like the pylint pinning caused issues, might be worth reverting the change until it can get fixed correctly
slender iron
shouldn't it do that automatically? if so why was tannewt coding a dark mode swi...
I don't remember doing this. (Dark mode would be nice but not worth a bunch of extra size.)
proven garnet
<@330227457296957440> looks like the pylint pinning caused issues, might be wort...
It does seem, after digging deeper, like the issue is that not enough disables are getting passed to the linter. The repos have a few disables for things like f-strings that are disabled not in .pylintrc but .pre-commit-config. I think I can fix it after I'm back from vacation but until then should probably unpin pylint version 😅
midnight ember
ok maybe wasn't tannewt, i swear i saw someone add dark mode for web workflow. maybe tim, or perhaps it was for wippersnapper/adafruitio? i saw a dark mode become available for some ui lately, maybe two weeks to a month ago. if that's not for web workflow then just ignore everything i said. browser themes should work and not add much if any code to the build, sounds better.
jaunty juniper
my version has dark mode
I'd share it but I need to figure out the password issue, Firefox doesn't ask for it so I have it hard coded for now
slender iron
@jaunty juniper you could ask for it yourself. I think you can manually add the header
random junco
How can I test the web workflow on a QTPY-ESP32S2? I've downloaded the latest UF2 from here: https://adafruit-circuit-python.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html?prefix=bin/adafruit_qtpy_esp32s2/en_US/ and installed it on my drive. But I can't connect to circuitpython.local and tio shows "Wi-Fi: off" in the terminal header. My .env file looks correct with my SSID and password
radiant trench
Did you add the .env file?
random junco
Yup
slender iron
@random junco did you reset your device after writing .env?
@radiant trench I'm fixing up your PR. (Things pre-commit would have fixed.)
random junco
Yes, but I'll do it again
radiant trench
<@353187226517110784> I'm fixing up your PR. (Things pre-commit would have fixed...
No rush from me
random junco
Single
random junco
I think it's me, one sec
slender iron
should be CIRCUITPY_WIFI_SSID and CIRCUITPY_WIFI_PASSWORD
random junco
I think I screwed up the filename and it has a .py extension and shouldn't.
slender iron
that would do it
random junco
Sorry and thank you
slender iron
np
random junco
oh yes, now the header shows the ip and I connected! This is so cool
slender iron
🎉
proven garnet
@kattni is out today so I'm just gonna roll back adabot to remove the pinned pylint version update since it wasn't successful. Don't think it matters to anyone but just a heads up!
Just kidding I don't have permissions to do it, can anyone roll it back to commit e606512b?
tulip sleet
Just kidding I don't have permissions to do it, can anyone roll it back to commi...
I cliked the revert button, which opens a PR to revert: https://github.com/adafruit/adabot/pull/284 You can approve that if you want (though I can merge it without approval)
proven garnet
I cliked the revert button, which opens a PR to revert: <https://github.com/adaf...
I don't have approval for adabot, so please merge!
tulip sleet
all done
proven garnet
Thanks! Back to the drawing board!
tidal kiln
anyone else getting this when trying to add an image to a github discussion thread?
jaunty juniper
how much control is there over the USB Serial/JTAG of the C3 ? can we rename it ?
hidden rain
I compiled my 'toy' module for raspberrypi (pico) and loaded the UF2. However, it fails when trying to import, indicates no module named ...
stuck elbow
I compiled my 'toy' module for raspberrypi (pico) and loaded the UF2. However, i...
paste your code
hidden rain
These are from /ports/raspberrypi/common-hal/
DO you need the shared-bindings files?
stuck elbow
show us the shared-bindings
hidden rain
ok
stuck elbow
also the python code you are using
hidden rain
Well I can't get past the import fibonacci
tulip sleet
@hidden rain did you fork the circuitpython repo on github? Make a branch and push your changes to your fork. That is the easiest way for people to look at your code.
hidden rain
ok.. its been awhile since using github. I did create the fork and download my copy...give me a few to branch and push
@tulip sleet I did populate the files as you suggested last night
tulip sleet
did you set CIRCUITPY_FIBONACCI to 1 in some file?
hidden rain
Yes...
Pardon my slowness, its been a few years since I did git. I need to cross this hurdle anyway...sorry you guys will have to wait
slender iron
how much control is there over the USB Serial/JTAG of the C3 ? can we rename it ...
I don't believe we can
hidden rain
LOL...I'll come back...
onyx hinge
@slender iron I re-reviewed and dismissed @tulip sleet's review but did not merge ^^
slender iron
thank you!
tulip sleet
thank you!
i did not plan to re-review
warm stump
do we have anything that measures USB line temperature?
a few of the boards I have (non-adafruit) seem to have chips that melt themselves
due to the fuses being set to 0xFFFFFFFF over a long time (or the opposite of what they should be)
this is an issue especially when powering a device from the wall charger or hot laptop
and the device will usually try to go to sleep in this event
slender iron
most micros have a built in temp sensor
warm stump
which normally reads about 50°C (max 80°C) for this SAMD21
and some will be across analogio, but a sustained transient spike in temperature
has still been knocking these boards out (and USB Flash Drives alike)
- thermio, 2. zener diode (or otherwise) reverse voltage protection,
- resettable polyfuse overcurrent protection, should prevent boards from randomly falling over
and maybe a llama should be there to give you an alert by text that the board got too hot
1 - might also have some things to do with infrared thermal imaging and an IR matrix display that's probably also worth a look into
warm stump
I found a temperature reading on my USB voltage meter, it reads 27-32°C increasing
while the temperature is definitely higher on the board itself
there is a disparity between the reading on the meter and the board's temperature connected via separate serial adapter (which is expected, but the regulator's temperature is unusually high for USB)
manic glacierBOT
tiny token
Successfully built CP the ESP32-S2 for qypy, but it generated a .bin file, do I load that to my board the same way as a .uf2.
wraith crow
a .bin file would need to be flashed using the esptool program, but I think the build should have also dumped a firmware.uf2 in the build directory for you
jaunty juniper
I was able to compile (and test the C3 fix to enter the repl)
I use the gh tool
@wraith crow
midnight ember
when did nabucasa web flasher start redirecting people to espressif?
jaunty juniper
gh pr checkout 6666
wraith crow
Yep, the automated build got the C3 as well, but not the S3... Guess I'll test the C3
midnight ember
https://nabucasa.github.io/esp-web-flasher/ now recommends people use https://espressif.github.io/esptool-js/
warm stump
for the shortest time ever I got 8.0.0-alpha running on macropad rp2040 but still no sign of the custom module, even having checked py/circuitpy_defns.mk, always forgetting that one
unless shared modules aren't "shared compiled modules" and need to be copied to common-hal manually?
update: it will result in multiple definition if it's in common-hal, suddenly the shared-module is working
https://learn.adafruit.com/extending-circuitpython/inside-the-virtual-machine
- #include "lib/utils/context_manager_helpers.h" - this isn't present in 8.0.0 but is on branch 7.0.x
manic glacierBOT
warm stump
not sure I remember that line being a requirement...it makes some sense but still...
MP_REGISTER_MODULE(MP_QSTR_customio, customio_module, CIRCUITPY_CUSTOMIO);
also just got this, not sure if that's right/emulated or not:```py
hex(customio.read_register(0x00000000))
'0x20041f00'
warm stump
If all goes well in chip production I really shouldn't have to write this,
but there we go, that's why firmware exists, to iron out the bumps
it seems to work, the ADC for the temperature sensor is reading 0x100, bit 9 is the FULL bit, bit 8 is the EMPTY bit (it's likely empty)
can't enable it without being able to write a 1 to that same register (but only on RP2040)
warm stump
well it works as far as that, but it's not quite enough to enable the ADC yet, the chip or chiplet specific driver will then do the rest using this
these peripherals can also be added and removed at runtime like importing python modules but at risk of causing undefined behaviour in running software
and this prevents it from bricking the device until reset, tested working on Adafruit Macropad RP2040
warm stump
It's not directly relevant or formatted in such a way that it could be made into a pull request for CircuitPython 8.0,
but here is the work on a separate branch if you want to see it as a newer template for shared modules (with help from the other shared modules in the tree)
https://github.com/TheMindVirus/awesome-circuitpython/tree/macropad-mmio
onyx hinge
I don't suppose anyone here knows how to make the CircuitPython espressif build see a component outside of esp-idf, so that I can "make menuconfig" its options and get them in the usual compiler commandline.
in this case, it's to start using esp32-camera for camera stuff on esp32 rather than the current code (which was copied from a different espressif repo, rather than taken as a submodule with the component structure)
set(EXTRA_COMPONENT_DIRS) in the CMakeLists maybe? I'll fiddle with it
mortal iris
Successfully built CP the ESP32-S2 for qypy, but it generated a .bin file, do I ...
isi it similar to the pico build
from the documentation "you must install the full "Windows 10 SDK" package as the SDK will need to build the pioasm and elf2uf2 tools locally. Removing it from the list of installed items will mean that you will be unable to build Raspberry Pi Pico binaries."
tulip sleet
not sure I remember that line being a requirement...it makes some sense but stil...
MP_REGISTER_MODULE() was introduced a while ago when we merged updates from MicroPython.
warm stump
`MP_REGISTER_MODULE()` was introduced a while ago when we merged updates from Mi...
as I can see from the 7.1.x, though I think the build folder I had from before for the macropad was for 7.0.x and it looked very different
tulip sleet
as I can see from the 7.1.x, though I think the build folder I had from before f...
history of this is here: https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/issues/5183
The easiest way to add a new module is to copy an old module, gut it, and rename things
warm stump
The easiest way to add a new module is to copy an old module, gut it, and rename...
this was the case for dotenv which had that all important line to fix the module in 8 which had been written previously to work with 7
tiny token
from the documentation "you must install the full "Windows 10 SDK" package as th...
Interesting. Which doco is this from.?
mortal iris
@tiny token it's from the Pico handbook. But might be a red herring for esp dev
Out and about, but can find link later
brazen hatch
pre-commit run fails with:
Checking locale/circuitpython.pot
Missing message id. Please run `make translate`
{'corrupted file', 'wrong dtype', 'wrong index type', 'usecols is too high', 'wrong length of index array', 'array has too many dimensions', 'usecols keyword must be specified', 'maximum number of dimensions is ', 'empty file', 'input must be 1- or 2-d'}
make: *** [Makefile:255: check-translate] Error 255
Like.. What did I even do wrongg???
slender iron
@brazen hatch do you have polib for python installed?
slender iron
does your change actually add any translate strings?
I would try reverting it
you can always generate the changes again
brazen hatch
does your change actually add any translate strings?
Not that I know of, I only added a new board
copy pasta another folder and editing
slender iron
kk, then ya, try reverting it
I get that issue when I don't have my venv with polib active
brazen hatch
did git checkout -- locale/circuitpython.pot, nothing changed
imma check polib just in case
nop polib it good
mortal iris
KarlF | 74916130 it s from the Pico
brazen hatch
Imma just pre-commit uninstall and never bother with it in my life ever again.
mortal iris
an aside after the fact, are threads welcome/of use or discouraged in Adafruit discord topics?
jaunty juniper
they are welcome where they are enabled, but in practice I think they are better used to continue an in-depth conversation. Blindly starting a thread, people will probably not notice or click on it if there isn't a message that leads to it
onyx hinge
@slender iron where does documentation of "things in /.env" go? I am adding the ability to reserve a portion of psram for use by esp-idf allocation functions, and it will be able to fetch the value from .env. This is in service of updating the camera library, since it REALLLLLY wants to use esp-idf for allocation. It may also help with the dot clock framebuffer stuff, it had a similar problem.
CIRCUITPY_RESERVED_PSRAM=524288
onyx hinge
thank you! I am not sure why I failed to find that.
maybe my text searches aren't looking in .rst files (?)
onyx hinge
huh it says "build failing" but the last finished workflow on that branch was a success.
is the image-link wrong or something?
:target: https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/actions?query=branch%3Amain
``` I wonder if the build status image needs to say something about "main" as well. I'll look into it for a momentoh maybe it's looking waaaayyyy back to https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/actions/runs/2756388297 which is the last "Build CI" that finished.
tulip sleet
@onyx hinge is it the mac mpy-cross builds which I keep fixing?
onyx hinge
@tulip sleet yeah! thanks for working on that, sorry it turned into a "no good deed goes unpunished" situation
I bet the next one will work
tulip sleet
i am not too fond of the "name" and "path" stuff in upload-artifacts; it's very confusing
"artifact-name" "original-path" or something might be clearer
radiant trench
So I’m starting to think about the best way to add additional CSS to web work flow without adding bloat to the uf2 files. @slender iron you suggested we could put it on code.CircuitPython.org. Does that have a repo I can contribute to?
slender iron
yup! there or circuitpython.org
@tulip sleet or @onyx hinge have you tried enabling web workflow on esp32?
onyx hinge
@slender iron yes, it worked for me on feather esp32 v2
tulip sleet
more than I tried
onyx hinge
that one bug I reported about the repl becoming unresponsive was on esp32
tulip sleet
still working on the no-psram, but I'm getting closer
slender iron
hrm, I just tried to enable it and it didn't work...
onyx hinge
@tulip sleet any particular "aha"?
slender iron
will try main on the esp32
tulip sleet
no, just logging and getting deeper. it's now down to a function call to do filesystem setup. I expect to find some bad args, and figure out why they are bad
I did get the dev boards, but I did not try to set up one yet. I am just disabling psram on the V2 board. Also I cleaned up the sdkconfig's yet more
it is not in the bootloader or anything that I can find. I just put logging before function calls, and continued down the fn call chain as needed until I get to the failing point
radiant trench
Does anyone know who is working on porting CircuitPython to the Pico W? I have a couple at home and would be happy to help test as and when needed
tulip sleet
the major work is the wifi library; see https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/issues/6558; richsad said he would work on it
slender iron
@radiant trench we'll get to it after this web workflow / esp32 stuff
radiant trench
<@353187226517110784> we'll get to it after this web workflow / esp32 stuff
Just give me a shout as soon as you need a tester. I’m back home in a week and will be more than happy to crack open one of my Pico W’s in the name of CircuitPython
slender iron
Just give me a shout as soon as you need a tester. I’m back home in a week and w...
think months, not weeks. but thanks for the offer!
@tulip sleet should I wait to make more esp32 board defs?
slender iron
I just don't want to copy and paste files you are improving
tulip sleet
I just don't want to copy and paste files you are improving
you could add this in if you want: https://github.com/dhalbert/circuitpython/commit/3817d007aa78b3389adbf26cbbb4e08e16870d12
that's all I have in terms of cleanup at the moment'
radiant trench
<@353187226517110784> thanks for the css! looks better!
No problem. I have a few more tweaks to make to the html to make it a little more semantic (which improves the default styling without css) and I’m working on the “expanded” css via my own web server as I imagine there will be quite some delay to get my css code published on CircuitPython.org
jaunty juniper
speaking of that, where is the work done on code.circuitpython.org ?
devout jolt
what do you mean?
I think maybe he's asking where is the repo for the source? Since https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython-org seems to contain the main site but not the "code." site. oh it's here perhaps? https://github.com/circuitpython/web-editor
slender iron
yup, there
jaunty juniper
yes
slender iron
@tulip sleet https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/pull/6666 is green if you have time left today for a review
onyx hinge
CONFIG_ESP_PHY_ENABLE_USB=y <-- are there c3 boards for which we don't want that?
slender iron
CONFIG_ESP_PHY_ENABLE_USB=y <-- are there c3 boards for which we *don't* want th...
I thought we'd omit it if the board doesn't do serial over the usb serial/jtag
jaunty juniper
what does that do ? Most C3 boards I have seen use a CP210x
slender iron
because it warns wifi will be a little slower
onyx hinge
can not work properly. Notice: Enabling this configuration option will slightly impact wifi performance.
huh okay
jaunty juniper
the QT PY being the exception
slender iron
the wifi and usb phy share a clock
that setting ensures that usb phy stays enabled when wifi is turned on
slender iron
@onyx hinge are you suggesting I change it?
onyx hinge
I'm not sure if it's important, it wasn't enough for me to leave a "requests changes" review since I don't know if a "clean 8 bit serial" it needed or not
onyx hinge
The "problem byte" is never used in utf 8
slender iron
other "backends" already do the -1 thing so I'd rather not change it
@tulip sleet I think you are right that that is a bug
can I fix it in a follow up? the other fixes are really nice too and I don't want to wait for the CI
tulip sleet
it is my standard test now to test with a good and a bad password 🙂
sure, I'll approve for now; this is an evolving thing
slender iron
👍 yup, I want to try and get status bar on all builds too
slender iron
@tulip sleet is your esp32 that it gets reset by TG1?
tulip sleet
?? what is TG1?
slender iron
timer group 1 watchdog timer
I'm trying to get CP going on an esp32 with 16mb flash and 4mb ram
tulip sleet
I saw that error a while ago but jeff fixed it??
it sounds familiar but that is not the current problem, I think, with the no-psram problem
slender iron
ah, ok. did it get checked in?
tulip sleet
but I saw your issue comment or whatever and it soudned familiar
I thought it was part of the original esp32 PR that jeff finished
looking
slender iron
k, trying with latest main
tulip sleet
ok... when jeff was trying to get the no-pasram ESP32 build working, I think he was hitting a wdt reset (#circuitpython-dev message). But I am not seeing that now, after revamping the flags. I am seeing something looking for the partition table, but not a wdt reset
honestly, this sounds vaguely familiar, but I cannot recall the details. we were seeing so many problems...
slender iron
ok, my issue is due to resetting a pin I shouldn't
tulip sleet
I had that problem early on with ESP32; the module pins were extremely confusing, and not consistently labeled (sometimes GPIO, sometimes special-purpose name having to do with flash or psram
dense hound
anyone have any experience using micropython modules from inside circuitpython (that are not documented in the circuitpython docs)?
I assume the answer is going to be "port the modules yourself and recompile circuitpython" but I'm hoping there's a simpler way
I'm hoping to use the littlefs support that was added to micropython (https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/reference/filesystem.html#littlefs)
wraith crow
I can't seem to get the Feather ESP32-S3 to boot into REPL, mount CIRCUITPY or present a serial port since #6666 was merged
Going to build for the Devkit and see if I have the same problem, I'll be able to watch the UART output at least
slender iron
anyone have any experience using micropython modules from inside circuitpython (...
unfortunately littlefs isn't a simple piece. what board are you wanting to use it on?
@wraith crow @devout jolt I may need to test without debug mode. will look on monday!
Distracted by
spiral elk
general wrover, for instance
ESP32-CAM is also a relatively popular board with PSRAM if you're looking for suggestions and you've run out of adafruit boards to do.
dense hound
unfortunately littlefs isn't a simple piece. what board are you wanting to use i...
itsybitsy m4 express. I mainly want to guarantee that I never corrupt a SDCard, so if you know of a different/better approach I'd be interested
manic glacierBOT
slender iron
itsybitsy m4 express. I mainly want to guarantee that I never corrupt a SDCard, ...
unfortunately, I don't know of any. I'd like littlefs support at some point
spiral elk
I'll probably do a board definition for ESP-CAM myself eventually once ESP32 support gets somewhat stable and if no one's done it by then.
stuck elbow
has anybody looked into porting micro:bit's speech module to circuitpython
devout jolt
has anybody looked into porting micro:bit's speech module to circuitpython
looks like it's a wrapper around SAM from the 80s
stuck elbow
yeah
radiant trench
Distracted by
My Gameboy project from a couple of years ago: https://youtu.be/31fRsrOmfdI
stuck elbow
Distracted by
I hate how they did buttons on that one
maybe we need to add analog mode to keypad
and touch
manic glacierBOT
I just found this article on adafruit learn: rtc-with-circuitpython. In the example the tm_wday is based on Sunday = 0.
tough flax
Hi folks, has there been any update on the USB Host support in CP? Before @slender iron took his leave (congrats btw) there was progress by @gentle bronze on getting PIO USB support into TinyUSB and @tulip sleet was looking into how to leverage that into USB Host support. And I know Scott had a plan for the structure... I just thought I'd ask if there was any progress recently that I'd missed.
tough flax
If you're wondering the driver, I made a video in June that explains it ad nauseum... basically we want to make filters that counteract folks' disabilities (like essential tremors, vision impairment, etc.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_tUe9kjHt0
lone sandal
hidden rain
Added my toy module, fibonacci. Performed local build and loaded UF2. Tried to import. No module named fibonacci.
branch toyfib
subtle fog
I'm looking for advice on how to play sounds (e.g., in a game) without pausing the main display update loop.
I've got blinka moving around with a joystick on the pygamer, and the four buttons are mapped to the bottom of an A pentatonic scale (so you can't play anything that sounds bad, and you can play Mary Had a Little Lamb). The challenge is to have Blinka keep moving while the sound is played, as I'm doing here: https://github.com/davclark/pygamer-constructionism/blob/5076bd7f47fbdedaaa0f4c33c1645299a0d22995/musical_snake/code.py#L24
red condor
Hi, I am using Circuity Python on my RPI4 with a "MCP9808 Precision I2C Temperature Sensor"
The board is wired correctly as I can detect the sensor, read to it, write to it.
However, when I use the Adafruit sample code on https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-mcp9808-precision-i2c-temperature-sensor-guide/python-circuitpython, I get temperature readings that are about 15-20 deg F too low. The RPI is reading some temperature since when I put my finger on the chip, the temperature goes up a few degrees... just the calibration seems way off. Any idea what I might be doing wrong?
slender iron
maybe we need to add analog mode to keypad
oh no! I hadn't even gotten that far
slender iron
Hi folks, has there been any update on the USB Host support in CP? Before <@252...
I merged in the api bits (to match pyusb iirc) and tested device discovery on imx but the rp2040 bits weren't ready yet. Thach has made rp2040 usb host available in arduino I think. So testing there would help. I haven't found time to connect the CP api to the tinyusb one. It shouldn't be too hard but I'm busy wrapping up esp32* and web workflow stuff before my second stretch of leave in a few weeks.
slender iron
branch toyfib
Looks correct to me! What does help("modules") show in the repl?
random junco
The board is wired correctly as I can detect the sensor, read to it, write to it...
You might have better luck finding help in #help-with-circuitpython or #help-with-linux-sbcs - this channel is for the development of CircuitPython
hidden rain
+@slender iron: no fibonacci module listed
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cunning orchid
I'm currently at an ideation phase for some projects and looking at bus protocols. I3C, spec-wise, appears to be a great fit but, I'm not seeing implemention in busio yet to support it. Would I be correct in assuming that this is likely due to there being very few devices yet released that don't require an FPGA (that Renasas switch is about all that I have found) and we'll likely get support roadmapped once there are more devices available?
stuck elbow
I'm currently at an ideation phase for some projects and looking at bus protocol...
I think it's more because none of the circuitpython-supported chips has an I3C peripheral
even can is pretty niche
proven garnet
@tidal kiln I added the question regarding SI1145 to the meeting today. I won't be there but I'll catch up after the fact.
Please add anything you think is relevant to it if I missed anything!
onyx hinge
<@337989520962093057> I added the question regarding SI1145 to the meeting today...
I added a link to the PR for context
lone axle
Anyone familiar with the intricacies of DHCP? I'm wondering what this logic is attempting to catch or act upon? https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_Wiznet5k/blob/a7d28e37920089fb3d24b38c4835e0a867bcb9ce/adafruit_wiznet5k/adafruit_wiznet5k_dhcp.py#L253-L256
There is a print("f") in here, I'm not really sure if that is supposed to indicate something, and I don't really know much about the DHCP process to be able to follow the code and figure out what it's checking for here.
proven garnet
I added a link to the PR for context
Thank you!!
lone axle
It seems that the 0, 0 that it returns can be problematic as well because one of them eventually gets passed to a int.from_bytes() call which raises an exception due to the argument being int instead of supporting the buffer protocol.
tidal kiln
Thank you!!
thanks. i'll try and join the meeting for this.
onyx hinge
@lone axle heads up, Anne says https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython-weekly-newsletter/blob/gh-pages/_drafts/2022-08-02-draft.md is ready for you to take items from for the meeting
lone axle
Thank you
<@&356864093652516868> The weekly meeting will occur here on Discord about 90 minutes from now (2pm Eastern). You can add your notes to the doc ahead of time if you have the opportunity https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NX3NLArhourMkBpuPxREEFkv1-wVkLUJixBwGvU-eKY/edit?usp=sharing We're looking forward to hearing from everyone!
kind meadow
Howdy folks. Just curious...is there an ETA on when the wifi capability of the new Pico W will be supported by CircuitPython?
ornate breach
Howdy folks. Just curious...is there an ETA on when the wifi capability of the ...
No one is actively working on it yet (last I saw from Scott) , though it’s been requested.
kind meadow
Shoot. I guess I need to extend or modify Micropython's framebuf class to support the ability to rotate then. Because the CircuitPython framebuf supports it, but not the MicroPython one =/.
slender iron
+<@252717193496756235>: no fibonacci module listed
ok, I can look in more detail today. what board are you testing on?
warm stump
If anyone is at all still working on the circuitpython avr8 port (I think not, though I still am by proxy), I've documented a vital piece of information for it to be deployed correctly
here: https://github.com/TheMindVirus/micropython/blob/master/README.md#deployment-issues
I had always wired it by hand so I didn't notice the first few times, but there is a nub on the standard Atmel-ICE connector for AVR and SAM which doesn't fit into the ISP header
without a 2x3 2.54mm Pitch Standoff Header (pictured). I thought my Arduino Uno Rev3 was dead until I realised this and was able to rescue it. It seems daft, but is often overlooked.
would be useful to have on the 328p feather but it's not a problem on the Metro as it is already the right way round on that
slender iron
If anyone is at all still working on the circuitpython avr8 port (I think not, t...
I don't think CP will ever work on avr8 because it leverages 32 bit pointers
warm stump
I don't think CP will ever work on avr8 because it leverages 32 bit pointers
it's starting off as a micropython port / whistles / icicles so while it is a port like circuitpython is, it might end up looking very different
slender iron
the same restriction will apply to micropython
midnight ember
can the meeting be joined by anyone (kept mute) or is it for official adafruit folks only kind of thing?
random junco
can the meeting be joined by anyone (kept mute) or is it for official adafruit f...
anyone
You can add status updates and hug reports too, if you wish. And then you can either have them read out for you or request the CircuitPythonistas role and you can speak during the meeting
or just lurk. 🙂
midnight ember
planned to lurk, first time
tidal kiln
lurk is default, no special call out needed, just join voice channel 🙂
idle owl
planned to lurk, first time
Please do!
radiant trench
I’m lurking too! Might even make it for the whole thing if my kids go to bed nicely
modern wing
Happily lurking 🙂
midnight ember
is it really lurking if you announce it? 😛
radiant trench
Worst lurker ever 😂
idle owl
@lone axle We're wrapping up our meeting.
onyx hinge
planned to lurk, first time
welcome, it's nice to have you!
idle owl
@radiant trench Please put your hug report in alphabetical order in the list, excluding foamyguy who is hosting. 🙂
Perfect!
slender iron
yup, sorry
onyx hinge
If you're outside the US, check out our list of distributors at the bottom of the page in the shop
idle owl
😊 Yep!
tulip sleet
random junco
Scott Hanselman only has 300,000 followers on Twitter 🙂
slender iron
only
onyx hinge
20 authors is .. wow!
modern wing
There's always time for a 555 joke.
mental nexus
There's always time for a 555 joke.
Wait for it…
onyx hinge
https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_SI1145 https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_AGS02MA
With the community bundle we're well on the way to 400 I'm sure
radiant trench
OMG... png support. Yes please! @timber mango let me know if you need help testing at any point
onyx hinge
Nice to hear from you Tammy!
mental nexus
https://gist.github.com/FoamyGuy/642358cf5c8193b2b4b4704d10f021c6
Info on the HACKtablet giveaway.
stuck elbow
cameras!
modern wing
Installing iron filters is so metal.
onyx hinge
The very first implementation of camera was on Metro M4, so when we first started doing cameras on ESP32 and the high level camera library from Espressif didn't fit with how I was doing it. M4 was never super reliable, and it's clear it would be better to break compatibility in CircuitPython 8.x and support more cameras & possibly ESP32, -S2 and -S3 microcontrollers from a single set of code.
idle owl
Installing iron filters is so *metal*.
Hah!
onyx hinge
@midnight ember do you have a specific question for your "in the weeds" topic or is it more of a status update?
midnight ember
not a question, status update i guess, wrong section? :/
slender iron
np
midnight ember
yes 😅
midnight ember
This is how the USON8 to USOIC8 board will look, it's just a tiny adapter board. Same pinouts, direct drop in.
tidal kiln
ember iris
When looking at these sensors--should driver writers aim for completeness of the datasheet or should it aim for a simpler implementation?
Related, is there a way to have a bare minimum version of the driver and a child of the bare minimum which is more expansive?
errant grail
When writing a driver, it's tempting to represent all registers (for convenience and completeness) while you're sorting out and testing the driver code. A second pass to remove unused register defs is something I haven't put into my workflow.
onyx hinge
@ember iris It sounded like what Scott said is the API should reflect what is needed for the examples, rather than implementing every bit of every register in the datasheet
ember iris
<@459119350851567626> It sounded like what Scott said is the API should reflect ...
thank you! (I'll have to relisten to this week's meeting, my discord is acting weird so there's a few folks who's audio doesn't reach me and I'm only able to hear about half of this conversation).
Is there a workflow/guide for memory profiling in circuit python?
onyx hinge
@ember iris scott is just saying that there aren't good tools right now
you can import and see how much gc.mem_free() goes down by
midnight ember
windirstat for cp ram use possible? 😛
slender iron
When looking at these sensors--should driver writers aim for completeness of the...
Not completeness. We should curate the functionality we expose to what will actually be used
(We do this implicitly with CP ports code for MCUs as well.)
ember iris
*Not* completeness. We should curate the functionality we expose to what will ac...
What about kinds of workflows like in a a constantly on vs low power mode for some sensors? that might be too small of a difference, so the basic mode would just have always on, and the expansive child version would include low power drivers
midnight ember
trimming libraries will create more smaller libraries which might confuse new users more but could be crucial for smaller devices.
glass violet
hopefully this is the correct topic to ask this in, but im working on supporting CP for my ESP32S3 boards and im currently trying to create the uf2 firmware. im following this guide https://learn.adafruit.com/building-circuitpython/build-circuitpython and on the step where it has you "make fetch-submodules" i get this error "This update will fail because the commits we need aren't the latest on the". i was going to just use "git submodule update --init --recursive" but the size of all the dependency trees is absolutely massive. anyone have a work around or know of a more up to date guide?
slender iron
Zipping
adafruit-circuitpython-bno055-7.x-mpy-508c0a9/lib/adafruit_bno055.mpy 9390 9728
adafruit-circuitpython-bno055-7.x-mpy-508c0a9/requirements/adafruit_bno055/requirements.txt 184 512
adafruit-circuitpython-bno055-7.x-mpy-508c0a9/examples/bno055_i2c_gpio_simpletest.py 1765 2048
adafruit-circuitpython-bno055-7.x-mpy-508c0a9/examples/bno055_simpletest.py 1365 1536
adafruit-circuitpython-bno055-7.x-mpy-508c0a9/examples/bno055_webgl_demo/server.py 6484 6656
21504 B 21.0 kiB 0.0205078125 MiB
Bundled in bundles/adafruit-circuitpython-bno055-7.x-mpy-508c0a9.zip
see you all later. was planning to lurk but ended up participating. you made it really easy to participate with the google doc so kudos to whoever thought of that.
ember iris
thanks all! Have a great start to the week everyone!
lone axle
see you all later. was planning to lurk but ended up participating. you made it ...
Thanks for joining! Always great to have new folks getting involved.
slender iron
hopefully this is the correct topic to ask this in, but im working on supporting...
make fetch-submodules should work for you
the big submodule is in ports/broadcom if you want to avoid it
jaunty juniper
hopefully this is the correct topic to ask this in, but im working on supporting...
that's not an error, that's a normal comment in the script
This update will fail because the commits we need aren't the latest on the
branch. We can ignore that though because we fix it with the second command.
slender iron
I'm glad the pico w led is on the wifi chip
makes it easy to know when someone has a w vs regular
jaunty juniper
true !
jaunty juniper
hopefully this is the correct topic to ask this in, but im working on supporting...
so basically you get a list of error: submodule git dir ... is inside git dir ... followed by a list of things that actually work, as the comment warns about
glass violet
that's not an error, that's a normal comment in the script
i think i know where i went wrong. that line was in the error, but i missed the bit about installing WSL on windows. doing that now.
glass violet
full error was "C:\Users\ubers\Desktop\circuitpython\circuitpython>make fetch-submodules
This update will fail because the commits we need aren't the latest on the
'#' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
make: *** [Makefile:327: fetch-submodules] Error 1"
but yea, im assuming i missed that important step in the setup for windows.
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hidden rain
ok, I can look in more detail today. what board are you testing on?
@slender iron I am using the rp2040 Pico. It seems I have moved past the immediate issue. Had some missing lines in circuitpy_defns.mk. Now fighting normal coding errors, so I'm ok for the moment. I have been using pulseio and busio as examples. Time to find the next major hurdle.. Thanks!
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lone axle
Here is the notes document for next Monday’s CircuitPython Weekly meeting. It is at the normal time of 11am Pacific / 2pm Eastern here on Discord. Everyone is encouraged to attend! Please add your hug reports and status updates even if you’ll be attending the meeting - it’s super helpful! If you are unable to attend but would still like to include updates, feel free to include them in the notes and we’ll read them off during the meeting. Hope to see you there! <@&356864093652516868> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Er0hHc_OOdxBFBxa4stgh7lVcQ9HPF1kzocUKuqOvno/edit?usp=sharing
slender iron
<@252717193496756235> I am using the rp2040 Pico. It seems I have moved past the...
Nice work!
tulip sleet
@tidal kiln I did a 5-minute audio of TMP117 and added to https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_TMP117/issues/11
slender iron
@lone axle you around to video chat about deep dive?
(I will plan on streaming this week)
lone axle
<@382939733107408897> you around to video chat about deep dive?
Yep I am
lone axle
Micropython docs may be temporarily down? I'm unable to load https://docs.micropython.org/ atm
tulip sleet
Micropython docs may be temporarily down? I'm unable to load https://docs.microp...
micropython.org is also not responding
glass violet
so i got the circuit python uf2 build tool working. it made the uf2 firmware for me. but i had to make a few minor changes and now when ever i try and rebuild it it appears to do what its supposed to but the last line is this "Build files have been written to: /home/strid3r/circuitpython/ports/espressif/build-smartbeedesigns_bees3/esp-idf" and not making (as far as i can tell) the uf2 firmware at "build-smartbeedesigns_bees3/firmware.uf2" ive tried make clean a few times with the same results
warm stump
you know the feather from before time? make that the vidor from before time...
CircuitPy Drive just came up on an Arduino MKR Vidor 4000 which I thought was dead (it was, the regulator was out of whack and was overheating for a while)
every SAMD board now thinks it's an Adafruit Feather
warm stump
please enjoy this for your time and effort
ok...so maybe I couldn't see the serial terminal for a while when switching drivers...
the name can be changed when it gets a custom build with its own peripherals alongside the feather's board module
that voltage_monitor will now logistically be in the wrong place when you try to read it physically or if the emulator is missing a quick version check
a bit like reading an ordnance survey map upside down
slender iron
so i got the circuit python uf2 build tool working. it made the uf2 firmware for...
what command are you running?
glass violet
what command are you running?
make BOARD=smartbeedesigns_bees3
slender iron
make BOARD=smartbeedesigns_bees3
could you copy all of the output somewhere and post it?
most of us are on linux or mac for development
glass violet
could you copy all of the output somewhere and post it?
yeah give me a minute
slender iron
I've gotta run so someone else can hopefully pick up. or I'll be on tomorrow
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proven garnet
Oh no, botched my hug report!
Thank you @lone axle for doing a CircuitPython game jam - it's something I've been interested in doing myself for a while so I'm excited to see it happen
proven garnet
Thanks for the discussion on adafruit_register, that all aligns with what my thoughts are. Let me know if I can help with any of the decided updates/changes!
lone axle
Thank you <@382939733107408897> for doing a CircuitPython game jam - it's someth...
Nice! Thank you, I am excited to do it as well. I've done a hackathon where I made a game with someone, but never have done an actual game jam yet. I love watching folks working on them and playing the games from them on Twitch.
If there is wider interest in the community I'm open to organizing a larger one with more participants down the road sometime.
blissful pollen
Nice! Thank you, I am excited to do it as well. I've done a hackathon where I ma...
Not sure if I would be interested in entering (did a few game jams in the past) but if you need help organizing something let me know.
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slender iron
@radiant trench maybe the webworkflow.css filename should have a major version number in it
radiant trench
That would make sense... then we just duplicate for each future version?
slender iron
ya, or we just have another number for version
that wouldn't match up. I'm just thinking about how we can set ourselves up to evolve it
radiant trench
so format wise would you be happy with just something like webworkflow-8.css or does it need to be more specific?
radiant trench
ok, I'll make that change now
radiant trench
noice
proven garnet
Nice! Thank you, I am excited to do it as well. I've done a hackathon where I ma...
I would definitely participate!
solar whale
For the "web workflow" on the esp32, how you you get the .env file onto the board? Do you use something like ampy or rshell?
tulip sleet
thonny seems to work well
you could try ampy, rshell, or mpremote, but I'm not sure they will work
solar whale
They will likely need the "ubinascii" modifcation. -
tulip sleet
one of them used uos
solar whale
So you just use esptool to flash the .bin then connect with thonny?
tulip sleet
yes, thonny talks to the board through the serial REPL in raw mode
solar whale
Cool! I'll give it a try. Thanks!
tulip sleet
you may need to put thonny into "CircuitPython mode". lower right of main window
jaunty juniper
when I tested on C3 I used the REPL to edit the file with open() but that's the low tech version
solar whale
I think mpremote needs uos -- I submitted PRs to ampy and rshell to fix ubinascii -- I think it was megerd into rshell...
I will check it all out later today.
jaunty juniper
what ampy do you get with pip ?
solar whale
I don't think ampy has been updated in a long time.
rshell was merged https://github.com/dhylands/rshell/pull/181
solar whale
jaunty juniper
pip install ampy fails, adafruit-ampy points to https://github.com/scientifichackers/ampy
solar whale
yes use adafuit-ampy, but the default will not work with CP
jaunty juniper
I was thinking if I should adding a files-over-serial feature to discotool, like just to install a .env
or more elaborate make a circup-over-serial, but probably not since I have the web workflow one
tulip sleet
i think it's a bit of an insidious project, because there are more and more features people want
manic glacierBOT
tulip sleet
I don't really find any of them that intuitive
random junco
Just installed the latest nightly, the CSS is looking good, nice work
radiant trench
Just installed the latest nightly, the CSS is looking good, nice work
Lots more to come now we have it pulling CSS from circuitpython.org!
tulip sleet
Just installed the latest nightly, the CSS is looking good, nice work
side note that they are the latest merge, not just nightlies (we don't actually have nightly builds of CircuitPython, only of library bundle builds)
random junco
side note that they are the latest merge, not just nightlies (we don't actually ...
Oops, now I know, thanks!
tulip sleet
there may be many in one day 🙂
wraith crow
@radiant trench If you're on a local net without internet, will it fall back to a local CSS?
solar whale
hmmm when I connect with Thonny to esp32v2 -- all I see is ```
rst:0x10 (RTCWDT_RTC_RESET),boot:0x13 (SPI_FAST_FLASH_BOOT)
invalid header: 0xffffffff
invalid header: 0xffffffff
invalid header: 0xffffffff
invalid header: 0xffffffff
invalid header: 0xffffffff
invalid header: 0xffffffff
invalid header: 0xffffffff
invalid header: 0xffffffff
ets Jul 29 2019 12:21:46
Yup that’s the plan. Super minimal on the device with all the fun stuff remote
solar whale
What is the proper command line to use to flash the .bin to the esp32?
wraith crow
@solar whale might be something different for you but I got those header messages when I flashed with the wrong command
esptool --chip esp32 -p COM39 --before=default_reset --after=no_reset --baud 921600 write_flash --flash_mode dio --flash_freq 40m --flash_size 4MB 0x0000 firmware.bin is what worked for me
onyx hinge
ValueError: ValueError must be 936-2 well that's a curious message
wraith crow
But I was on using a V1, not V2
solar whale
that was likely my issue -- trying again.
onyx hinge
mp_int_t framebuffer_count = mp_arg_validate_int_range(args[ARG_framebuffer_count].u_int, MP_QSTR_framebuffer_count, 1, 2); ah my arguments were out of order, but the compiler couldn't detect it
and just to make things weirder, apparently 2 is the number indicating ValueError
solar whale
@wraith crow --that worked -- thanks!! I was using the MicroPython command line...
onyx hinge
(or maybe it was a different line with the same problem, but anyway, coincidence)
wraith crow
hehe, that's exactly what I did too 🙂
onyx hinge
If you're building from source, make flash always shows the right arguments, but you may have to specify the PORT= of the USB serial port to use
slender iron
@solar whale I just write /.env from the repl
solar whale
<@343570430042308609> I just write `/.env` from the repl
How do you write it to the board?
slender iron
by repl I mean over the serial connection
f = open("/.env", "w")
f.write("CIRCUITPY_WIFI_SSID=ssss\nCIRCUITPY_WIFI_PASSWORD=zzzz\nCIRCUITPY_WEB_API_PASSWORD=passw0rd\n")
f.close()
jaunty juniper
same
solar whale
Ah -- OK -- thanks -- Thonny is working well for me now -- but nice to know.
jaunty juniper
it's quick and dirty
tulip sleet
@slender iron I was going to add HUZZAH32, and the QT Py ESP32. Check your email re a corrected PR to the creation id repo.
slender iron
I'm excited for the thonny beta: https://github.com/thonny/thonny/issues/2349#issuecomment-1201074497
@tulip sleet I've done the qt py already
tulip sleet
but the creation ID is for a C3
slender iron
ah, ok. I'll update it
I need to tweak the pin never resets for the different modules
gonna see how the bootloader determines them and then copy it
slender iron
no, but it is here: https://github.com/tannewt/circuitpython/tree/esp32_ww
I need to tweak the pin reset for the odroid go that is also in the branch
tulip sleet
gonna see how the bootloader determines them and then copy it
I think I did something already for that, let me look
slender iron
tulip sleet
@slender iron I was looking at esp-idf/components/esp_hw_support/port/esp32/spiram_psram.c and esp-idf-config/sdkconfig-esp32.defaults and esp-idf/components/esp32/Kconfig and search for PSRAM_CLK_IO, etc., but yes, it appears that the bootloader looks at the fuse values instead at runtime, which seems better
ok, I will do HUZZAH32 (an old WROOM) but will wait for your PR to see how you changed the fixed-pin stuff
tulip sleet
i thought the other stuff was pretty weird
slender iron
other stuff?
tulip sleet
that you had to use menuconfig or whatever to set the module
and then it would choose the pins based on your choice
slender iron
it doesn't seem like thats the case
tulip sleet
not for bootloader, but seems to be true for other things
slender iron
did you see a switch that is the module in the sdkconfig? I didn't see one
tulip sleet
see esp-idf/components/esp32/Kconfig lines 360 and on
ok, no, it's not a switch, it's just multiple defns of pins for each module
slender iron
right right
tulip sleet
D0WD_PSRAM_CLK_IO, D2WD_PSRAM_CS_IO, etc.
slender iron
and then the module detect is at runtime
tulip sleet
pico vs pico-mini :head spin: on the marketing names
jaunty juniper
I put the circup-for-web-workflow work I have on here, instructions in the readme:
https://github.com/Neradoc/circuitpython-web-packager
the password management is a little flimsy yet (there's a field but no popup, so you have to fill it beforehand)
(instructions being, download it, run a server, open localhost/workflow.html)
stuck elbow
milli-micro-pico-nano-mega
slender iron
@jaunty juniper want to put it on circuitpython.org somewhere?
tulip sleet
milli-micro-pico-nano-mega
lol, i mean pico vs pico mini. So the next size down is pico micro, then pico nano, then pico pico, then pico femto
are the pico femto and femto pico the same size?
same exponent
jaunty juniper
<@199811382793863168> want to put it on circuitpython.org somewhere?
yeah, once we figure out some aspects of it, in particulat how to get the bundle. Right now it uses by default a proxy on my website that allows cross-site, which github doesn't
blissful pollen
I want a pico pico now just to say that name
jaunty juniper
it can use static files on cp.org if we add them, or anything that allows loading a URL in javascript
stuck elbow
I want a pico pico now just to say that name
pika pika!
tulip sleet
pico de gallo - small serving - pico de gallo pico
solar whale
I have bothThonny and rshell working OK with the ESP32 - -- I'm a bit confused about the web workflow. After creating the .env should I see anything in the REPL that shows it setting up... I am not and I am not able to connect to circuitpython.local...yet
radiant trench
Is Github drunk?
wraith crow
I'm hesitant to post another issue on this but I think my problems with the S3 and latest bits has been that all my boards have a .env already and I'm thinking the S3 build crashes when wifi gets initialized. I took the .env off my devkit and it boots into CP now but if I import WIFI it crashes. Anyone else seeing anything like this on the S3?
@solar whale I'm not 100% sure but I think the esp32 web workflow may still be in an unmerged @slender iron branch. If/when it's active, you won't see any setup in the repl but you should see a wifi status in the terminal title bar. If it get's connected the IP address will show up there.
jaunty juniper
I have bothThonny and rshell working OK with the ESP32 - -- I'm a bit confused ...
you have to reset first, and then it should send info on the wifi status to display in the serial console title (or appearing ugly if not managed by the serial console)
solar whale
<@343570430042308609> I'm not 100% sure but I think the esp32 web workflow may s...
OK - thanks -- I have to go offline for a few hours. I'll keep trying this later.
solar whale
you have to reset first, and then it should send info on the wifi status to disp...
hmmm OK -- I'll keep at it.
jaunty juniper
yeah I don't know the status for suffixless ESP32
solar whale
for the feather esp32 v2 it is disabled
AH -- that explains a lot! Thanks! I'll be patient....
slender iron
I can give you a build if you like
solar whale
Be happy to try -- I have to go now but will try it later if you want --- no rush.
slender iron
k, will post one shortly and you can ping me when you are back
I'll be on until 5ish here
solar whale
OK -- not sure when I'll be back -- may not have much time until tomorrow anyway. Don't spend any time on it -- I'm just playing!
wraith crow
Thanks @jaunty juniper , Think I'll just re-open and re-title that issue....
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jaunty juniper
oh yeah that works too
slender iron
thanks for running this down. I'll take a look after I wrap up my outstanding changes
@tulip sleet I think you need to pr: https://github.com/adafruit/adafruit-creations/commit/88c8a2936e187b34c29d3a05e357461f4fef03ef
manic glacierBOT
As you wish, Attaching .eml file & screenshot.
https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/files/9244660/Waveshare.Re.ESP32-S2-Pico.USB_VID.USB_PID.-.Waveshare.support%40waveshare.com.-.2022-08-02.0420.zip
In zip cuz github doesn't allow .eml
Should you wish for me to reply to the support ticket, please let me know.
tulip sleet
<@329766224093249548> I think you need to pr: <https://github.com/adafruit/adafr...
I am afk and will do this when I return. Tnx
slender iron
np
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radiant trench
Will pop that in this evening if my kids ever go to sleep 😂
slender iron
they will eventually 🙂
radiant trench
Dayum @slender iron you're on fire today! 😄
radiant trench
@slender iron what do you think to adding a global nav bar to the header? (this is just a mockup for now)
slender iron
works for me!
onyx hinge
@tulip sleet Are SENSOR_VP and SENSOR_VN I/O pins? If so, what's their GPIO## This is an ESP32 (OG) schematic from Espressif for the esp32-who camera devkit.
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onyx hinge
apparently, yes
stuck elbow
I was just about to paste that
slender iron
@jaunty juniper @wraith crow ☝️
blissful pollen
Can you install UF2 onto the S3 (specifically n8r8?) finally dug mine out of its box and it doesn't want to load
blissful pollen
trying to use the web tool but I can try command line too (on windows so can't easily do it from WSL)
wraith crow
I found that the newer web tool timed out during the flash but I was able to flash with the version that was linked from the circuitpython.org instruction page
It comes up with a message saying it's no longer maintained and links you to the newer one, but it still worked
blissful pollen
did you have to set the offset value or just choose the combined file?
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slender iron
@wraith crow (wifi still worked afaik. usb was broken)
wraith crow
an Import to wifi was crashing the board, doesn't now
slender iron
it wasn't crashing. usb stopped working
wraith crow
ahhhh, I see
slender iron
the green light blinking meant cp was still running
wraith crow
Felt like a crash 😄
slender iron
yup 🙂
wraith crow
So I guess I didn't poke at it enough, I guess I could have connected to web workflow.... I though I tried, oh well....
slender iron
I didn't try either
but it was this same issue with USB and wifi phys sharing a clock
blissful pollen
I found that the newer web tool timed out during the flash but I was able to fla...
Thanks that worked! I think (haven't tested) the default start in the new tool is 0x1000 and the old was 0x0000. May be the issue
wraith crow
I did play with different start values when I was trying to get it going but I might not of hit the right combo before getting the old version to work 🙂
blissful pollen
either way, thanks!
wraith crow
Didn't see your question earlier sorry, not that it matters now but I was using the combined at 0x0000 🙂
blissful pollen
That's what worked for me too
blissful pollen
Is there a quick guide/docs on starting with the new web interface? Sorry can't find it offhand
slender iron
@devout jolt ☝️
midnight ember
How about "You have (int) other CircuitPython devices on your network"
tulip sleet
apparently, yes
Their schematics drive me crazy
tulip sleet
@onyx hinge got HUZZAH32 to work -- thanks for your previous work on this. Pins to never reset are different than V2; Scott is working that.
Adafruit CircuitPython 8.0.0-alpha.1-75-g3817d007a-dirty on 2022-08-02; Adafruit Feather HUZZAH32 with ESP32
>>> 1+2
3
nice!
I'm wondering if the esp32 camera board is also having trouble because of dedicated pins
it has psram so that's not it
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tulip sleet
I'm wondering if the esp32 camera board is also having trouble because of dedica...
do you have the URL for the datasheet? I could take a look
I had to add this TEMP stuff for now
static const uint64_t pin_mask_reset_forbidden =
#if defined(CONFIG_IDF_TARGET_ESP32)
// Never ever reset serial pins for bootloader and possibly USB-serial converter.
GPIO_SEL_1 | // TXD0
GPIO_SEL_3 | // RXD0
// Never ever reset pins used to communicate with SPI flash and PSRAM.
GPIO_SEL_6 | // CLK
/////////TEMP
GPIO_SEL_7 | // SD0
GPIO_SEL_8 | // SD1
////////END TEMP
Pico Mini module doesn't use SD0 and SD1
onyx hinge
I had added 7 and 8
this is a DW0D module with external flash and psram
so s/module/chip I guess
tulip sleet
GPIO16 and 17 used for PSRAM, but those are already never ever reset
otherwise looks similar
yeah looks like WROVER, more or less
does it not boot at all?
onyx hinge
let me flash it again
I put micropython on it, which works
ets Jun 8 2016 00:22:57
rst:0x1 (POWERON_RESET),boot:0x13 (SPI_FAST_FLASH_BOOT)
configsip: 0, SPIWP:0xee
clk_drv:0x00,q_drv:0x00,d_drv:0x00,cs0_drv:0x00,hd_drv:0x00,wp_drv:0x00
mode:DIO, clock div:2
load:0x3fff0030,len:1416
load:0x40078000,len:12820
load:0x40080400,len:3268
entry 0x40080608
ets Jun 8 2016 00:22:57
rst:0x3 (SW_RESET),boot:0x13 (SPI_FAST_FLASH_BOOT)
configsip: 0, SPIWP:0xee
clk_drv:0x00,q_drv:0x00,d_drv:0x00,cs0_drv:0x00,hd_drv:0x00,wp_drv:0x00
mode:DIO, clock div:2
load:0x3fff0030,len:1416
load:0x40078000,len:12820
load:0x40080400,len:3268
entry 0x40080608
``` it loops like this (SW_RESET)I did a flash_erase followed by make_flash
It's a DEBUG=0 build
I don't get any additional messages with DEBUG=1
onyx hinge
feather esp32 v2 is where I started
onyx hinge
CONFIG_SPIRAM_TYPE_ESPPSRAM64=y
CONFIG_SPIRAM_SIZE=8388608
and 4MB for flash
it's 4 flash / 8 psram right? or did I get it backwards?
onyx hinge
"ESP-EYE offers plenty of storage, with an 8 Mbyte PSRAM and a 4 Mbyte flash" is what the advertising page says https://www.espressif.com/en/products/devkits/esp-eye/overview
tulip sleet
datasheet says those sizes also
did you set CONFIG_ESP32_SPIRAM_SUPPORT=y explicitly?
onyx hinge
yes that line is present
I was just trying with auto ram detection, didn't make a difference
GPIO_SEL_6 | // CLK
+ GPIO_SEL_7 | // SD_DATA0 on D0WD
+ GPIO_SEL_8 | // SD_DATA1 on D0WD
GPIO_SEL_9 | // (PSRAM) SD2
``` other local change I'm carrying, looks much like yoursthere is CONFIG_SPIRAM_CACHE_WORKAROUND, and related, but they should be set. You could check the build-.../esp-idf/sdkconfig file
maybe you are already
onyx hinge
no that's not a bad idea
tulip sleet
i finally figure out what the V1 problem is by comparing the generated sdkconfig of V2-nopsram and V2-with-psram and saw that something I thought should be set was not
onyx hinge
+++ build-espressif_esp32_eye/esp-idf/sdkconfig 2022-08-02 20:22:49.056915371 -0500
@@ -96,2 +96,2 @@
-# CONFIG_ESPTOOLPY_FLASHSIZE_4MB is not set
-CONFIG_ESPTOOLPY_FLASHSIZE_8MB=y
+CONFIG_ESPTOOLPY_FLASHSIZE_4MB=y
+# CONFIG_ESPTOOLPY_FLASHSIZE_8MB is not set
@@ -102 +102 @@
-CONFIG_ESPTOOLPY_FLASHSIZE="8MB"
+CONFIG_ESPTOOLPY_FLASHSIZE="4MB"
@@ -129,2 +129,2 @@
-CONFIG_PARTITION_TABLE_CUSTOM_FILENAME="esp-idf-config/partitions-8MB-no-uf2.csv"
-CONFIG_PARTITION_TABLE_FILENAME="esp-idf-config/partitions-8MB-no-uf2.csv"
+CONFIG_PARTITION_TABLE_CUSTOM_FILENAME="esp-idf-config/partitions-4MB-no-uf2.csv"
+CONFIG_PARTITION_TABLE_FILENAME="esp-idf-config/partitions-4MB-no-uf2.csv"
@@ -282,2 +282,2 @@
-# CONFIG_SPIRAM_TYPE_AUTO is not set
-CONFIG_SPIRAM_TYPE_ESPPSRAM16=y
+CONFIG_SPIRAM_TYPE_AUTO=y
+# CONFIG_SPIRAM_TYPE_ESPPSRAM16 is not set
@@ -286 +286 @@
-CONFIG_SPIRAM_SIZE=2097152
+CONFIG_SPIRAM_SIZE=-1
@@ -290 +290 @@
-CONFIG_SPIRAM_IGNORE_NOTFOUND=y
+# CONFIG_SPIRAM_IGNORE_NOTFOUND is not set
Hmm is something needed in sdkconfig to tell it the psram pins?
onyx hinge
the changes seem to be just what I expect, except for the bit about ignoring missing spiram for the v2 feather -- which we probably want to remove
onyx hinge
still bootloops with CONFIG_SPIRAM_IGNORE_NOTFOUND=y
tulip sleet
when I did a DEBUG=1 build I did get debug output on the debug UART pins before it boot-looped
onyx hinge
it is a very fast boot loop too, multiple per second.
tulip sleet
pretty fishy
one thing I did try that never worked was ot import the micropython sdkconfig, so I'd suggest not going down that rathole
onyx hinge
something's deeply wrong because a DEBUG=1 build doesn't show early-boot-time messages on the UART
onyx hinge
since the camera on esp32 was just a "would be nice" I'm not going to spend more time on this right now. someday.
tulip sleet
you should not need to specify the partition .csv explicitly if you are; that was a mistake of mine. It should get the right one based on the mpconfigboard.mk settings
onyx hinge
OK
you mean it should work the same if I delete the lines?
you mean it DOES work the same if I delete the lines?
tulip sleet
i deleted the lines and it worked
onyx hinge
CONFIG_BOOTLOADER_REGION_PROTECTION_ENABLE=y keeps getting re-added when I run make sdkconfig. wonder what it does.
tulip sleet
i did not need them; I was taking that from something else which did not need them either
try the V2 build and see whether it's set in there
see the board sdkconfig I uploaded to discord above
when I forgot to not reset a pin it looped a lot later, in the gpio messages
did you try a full erase? I don't think it should make a difference but just in case
onyx hinge
CONFIG_ESP_CONSOLE_UART_TX_GPIO=8
CONFIG_ESP_CONSOLE_UART_RX_GPIO=7
wait a second those are psram pins
yes I've done full erases
tulip sleet
yeah, those are not psram pins on the pico mini; very confusing
onyx hinge
yup the uart was stomping things
[20:41:58] Board ID:espressif_esp32_eye
[20:41:59] Auto-reload is on. Simply save files over USB to run them or enter REPL to disable.
[20:41:59] code.py output:
[20:41:59] Hello World!
[20:41:59] Code done running.
[20:42:00] Press any key to enter the REPL. Use CTRL-D to reload.
so the final addition that let it come up was: ```#
CONFIG_ESP_CONSOLE_UART_TX_GPIO=1
CONFIG_ESP_CONSOLE_UART_RX_GPIO=3
YAY
onyx hinge
I think the esp32 overall sdkconfig has TX_GPIO and RX_GPIO set, can you look? is that something else that got changed during your current work?
these problems can recur within a week and I've forgotten it already
I may not be at the latest main since this is all happening on the camera branch
tulip sleet
yes
CONFIG_ESP_CONSOLE_UART_TX_GPIO=8
CONFIG_ESP_CONSOLE_UART_RX_GPIO=7
that should not be in there
I need to menuconfig it again
i forgot to turn it off after finishing debugging. That was an early attempt to set those values
sorry
onyx hinge
sadly the camera didn't immediately work. "espidf.IDFError: Generic Failure"
np!
OK it was a memory allocation error, I forgot to reserve psram for esp-idf. now I get a jpeg image but it's black. huh.
and not that I tested it on the other devices, but I can never take a 2nd picture, it fails with a timeout
tulip sleet
now these are ordinary bugs 🙂
tulip sleet
good night, really, really stop
onyx hinge
thank you for the encouragement and the other kind of encouragement. talk to you soon.
image contrast-stretched on PC .. it's actually working, just exposure is wildly off
tulip sleet
I see the resemblance
brazen hatch
I am also reachable here, should you need me.
solar whale
WooHoo!!!
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hidden rain
I am refining my first toy module. I'd like to present an output, like print, if the user inputs the wrong parameters. Under first compile, I realize that none of the modules in common-hal use print. Is there another facility?
stuck elbow
raise an exception?
hidden rain
wow, yes I see that being a possibility. Isn't that overkill. Is there no stdout?
jaunty juniper
there is mp_printf, but if the arguments are wrong it's the normal way to raise an exception
it's a programmer error, it should be reported by the code
"warning" prints are a bad thing, they put noise in your serial communication if you need it, and are ignored otherwise
hidden rain
so just return gracefully and let the user (programmer) figure out why, right?
jaunty juniper
raise an exception so the error is caught and the user can fix it
hidden rain
is there an example?
jaunty juniper
look for mp_arg_error_invalid and mp_raise_* I think, in shared-bindings
onyx hinge
also check out the functions in py/argcheck.c (declared in py/runtime.h) for checking if a number is in range, etc.
Example: check that an argument is an integer in the range 2..8 inclusive: mp_int_t width = mp_arg_validate_int_range(args[ARG_width].u_int, 2, 8, MP_QSTR_width);
@hidden rain ^
hidden rain
That will help with the args in a few places. Great. I have one need for a runtime value exceeding max int for py which needs to fail appropriately.
tulip sleet
@hidden rain minor note: the validation functions are in py/argcheck.c
hidden rain
Gotcha. I'll use those first.
Any idea what to do if a calculation exceeds normal operating values during runtime? I would think a runtime error of some sort.
tulip sleet
Any idea what to do if a calculation exceeds normal operating values during runt...
if there's an error due to bad data you read or something, then you might want RuntimeError. What kind of circumstance are we talking about exactly?
what's an example of such a problem?
onyx hinge
<@314934150647906305> minor note: the validation functions are in `py/argcheck.c...
thanks, I edited the above message
hidden rain
ok, this is a toy module to expose such issues and learn by: Try Fib.generate(N); When N is too large the result will be over the max CPy Int value.
Note that the Fib model is determined by the seed numbers the users sets
tulip sleet
so ValueError makes sense there because the input value was ultimately too large (even if you didn't figure that out later)
hidden rain
ok.. off to code .. and try.. thanks!
slender iron
@hidden rain this is a good reference for what exceptions are used for different scenarios https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html
hidden rain
@slender iron Thanks! Great Article. Pinned for Reference!
onyx hinge
I notice the last line of text is cut off. Is this new? is it because of the title bar?
slender iron
ya, must be
we used to cut off the top line
we could probably shift the math so that the top line is under the title bar
onyx hinge
I think you're right about cutting off the top line before
slender iron
@onyx hinge are you messing with that or should I? I'm doing titlebar stuff right now
onyx hinge
no I'm not doing more than remarking on it right now
slender iron
kk, my display does it too....
sterile sentinel
peers into the room
heyo 🙂
what (if anything) are folks using for menuing on their circuitpy systems with TFTs and the like? DIY displayio stuff or something convenient layered atop?
(I enjoy the artistry of designing an interface, but it's a time sink when really I just need a quick menu)
slender iron
I don't know of many menu systems. #help-with-circuitpython would be a good place to ask too
sterile sentinel
Ah thanks. The channel topic is a bit ambiguous... development /of/ circuitpython or /in/ circuitpython? 😉
lone axle
what (if anything) are folks using for menuing on their circuitpy systems with T...
There is a basic 'list with selector' type menu in this project: https://github.com/FoamyGuy/CircuitPython_Blink_A_Sketch/blob/main/code.py but it's not broken out into it's own self contained thing. Maybe could be some inspiration for you though.
sterile sentinel
@lone axle thanks!
lone axle
I think I have a different example on one of my other devices. It'll take me a bit but I'll try to dig that up and link it here as well if I'm recalling it correctly.
slender iron
Ah thanks. The channel topic is a bit ambiguous... development /of/ circuitpytho...
np
lone axle
It basically uses a Label with ">" character at the beginning of the row to indicate selection.
sterile sentinel
Oh okay. Yeah I've done that sort of menuing in a pinch before.
I'm craving something on the path to an lvgl-like interface, but even that is probably a bit too heavyweight... though it could be interesting trying to bind to it at a lower level and expose some of the calls to CP. 🤔 I'll think about it 🙂
Oh, another question, before I eternally lurk: for the Matrix Portal M4 specifically, what are the obstacles to inclusion of socketpool either in CP proper or in the esp32spi library? The latter exposes a socket, but not a socketpool which libraries like adafruit_ntp seem to be stubborn about wanting...
I took a stab at some python getattr trickery earlier to see if I could make it think I had a socketpool but I haven't dug deep enough into how socketpool works to know if I'm on the right track yet.
I could probably take a stab at it, if I knew which approach would be best.
midnight ember
@onyx hinge 2560x1920? whew that's big. congrats!
jaunty juniper
there's a note in adafruit_ntp releases that explains how to do it with the esp32spi library
jaunty juniper
because you have to know it's there
slender iron
the esp32spi stuff was done before socketpool
sterile sentinel
nodnod.
slender iron
we've discussed redoing esp32spi internally
and may do that if the web workflow stuff takes off
sterile sentinel
Cool beans. Not a super pressing issue if there's a workaround in the meantime for NTP.
slender iron
ya, the esp32spi library has a get_time call of its own
(that the NTP library used to wrap)
edgy flax
when annotating types, how to deal with "buffer" types? [bytes]? [int]? something else?
Thanks!
lone axle
@sterile sentinel Okay it turns out I did actually refactor that out into a re-usable library and it's published here: https://github.com/FoamyGuy/CircuitPython_Org_DisplayIO_ListSelect Definitely not quite the level of LVGL, but it does give you a re-usable component to avoid having to "re-invent the wheel" of that basic text based menu with pointer selection.
The API for this re-usable component is much nicer than what was in the etcha-sketch thing I linked earlier.
sterile sentinel
bookmarked for once the workday is done, thanks much!
tulip sleet
@slender iron do you have any guidance about SPIRAM_USE_MEMMAP vs SPIRAM_USE_MALLOC? The board-specific sdkconfig I was using for Feather V2 used the default, which is MALLOC, but your sdkconfigs set it to MEMMAP. I am not sure of the implications of either choice
choice SPIRAM_USE
prompt "SPI RAM access method"
default SPIRAM_USE_MALLOC
help
The SPI RAM can be accessed in multiple methods: by just having it available as an unmanaged
memory region in the CPU's memory map, by integrating it in the heap as 'special' memory
needing heap_caps_malloc to allocate, or by fully integrating it making malloc() also able to
return SPI RAM pointers.
config SPIRAM_USE_MEMMAP
bool "Integrate RAM into memory map"
config SPIRAM_USE_CAPS_ALLOC
bool "Make RAM allocatable using heap_caps_malloc(..., MALLOC_CAP_SPIRAM)"
config SPIRAM_USE_MALLOC
bool "Make RAM allocatable using malloc() as well"
select FREERTOS_SUPPORT_STATIC_ALLOCATION
endchoice
Now that is slick! It even detected the other board .... very nice.
tulip sleet
@slender iron also you added CONFIG_ESP_INT_WDT_TIMEOUT_MS=3000 to the odroid specifically, not sure why
jaunty juniper
ah that's a thing I need to manage too in the installer, selecting the board
slender iron
<@252717193496756235> also you added `CONFIG_ESP_INT_WDT_TIMEOUT_MS=3000` to the...
just for debugging to see if the wdt was due to external chip slowness. it can be removed
slender iron
<@252717193496756235> do you have any guidance about ` SPIRAM_USE_MEMMAP` vs `SP...
@onyx hinge may have thoughts too. I was doing memmap so that the idf wouldn't allocate to the psram
tulip sleet
seems to affect some wifi allocations, but not a lot to go on
slender iron
@tulip sleet ya, it does limit how many sockets you can have open
tulip sleet
which way is more limiting?
slender iron
memmap limits the idf and malloc limits cp
malloc won't be correct for psram until this is changed: https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/blob/main/ports/espressif/supervisor/port.c#L300
tulip sleet
malloc won't be correct for psram until this is changed: https://github.com/adaf...
OK, I will make them all MEMMAP for now. Just trying to make them all consistent
slender iron
when annotating types, how to deal with "buffer" types? [bytes]? [int]? somet...
You probably want ReadableBuffer to mean bytes, array or bytearray
@tulip sleet that's what we'll want for jeff's reserve PR too. It adds the heap region to the idf malloc itself: https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/pull/6667/files#diff-cb4341e72bfac04ae5a0084b80431338595203d71bb6dbce2dbb71d5959eea1aR91
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blissful pollen
Pro tip: two double your FPS on a display, don't refresh the display twice every update 🙃
slender iron
nrf and atmel builds are so much faster than esp
jaunty juniper
right ?
blissful pollen
I think I finally remember how to start an esp build too
jaunty juniper
I have a script to launch multiple builds one after the other, it measures the time (this is with make clean)
adafruit_qtpy_rp2040 701056 bytes (latest) ⏱ 0:45
adafruit_qtpy_esp32s2 1403056 bytes (latest) ⏱ 2:03
qtpy_m0_haxpress 249892 bytes (latest) ⏱ 0:34
lime trellis
quick question since it wasn't immediately obvious from the source code:
Anyone know if the SAMD port has SRAM ECC enabled? (i'm assuming no)
onyx hinge
@lime trellis yeah almost certain that "no", since it looks like it must cut usable RAM in half.
lime trellis
<@492049388152029185> yeah almost certain that "no", since it looks like it must...
yep yep - figured. Thanks 🙂
hidden rain
Trying to create setter. Interface uses uint16_t but no define macro to to convert mp_obj_t to such. Only mp_obj_is_small_int. After setting the value is always 1. Not sure why this would happen. Should I stop using uint16_t for int16_t or is there another way?
onyx hinge
mp_obj_get_int may be what you're looking for. It will return an mp_int_t, then you can check it against the range of an int16_t with the routines we talked about the other day. mp_obj_is_small_int is returning true (1) if the object is an int, and 0 otherwise.
hidden rain
ah.. I should have actually read the define in obj.h
onyx hinge
Note that on 32-bit microcontrollers it doesn't increase speed much or decrease code size much to have locals or function parameters that are 16-bits instead of 32 bits. This is quite different than on 8-bit micros where the difference in performance can be 2x or more..
hidden rain
Good to know. For this toy module idc, but the next module might take that into consideration. Thanks!
Yes !!! That worked .. Thanks Again!
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solar whale
Just an FYI -- I have gotten the web wrokflow to connect to an esp32 v2, qtpy esp32 pico esp32s2 and an esp32s3 --- I have not been able to get it to work with a qtpy esp32 c3 yet -- has anyone tried a qtoy c3 with the web workflow and had success? Should I open an issue? From waht I can tell, it looks like the web workflow is now enabled for all esp32 boards. Is that correct?
jaunty juniper
I thought I did with some version at some point 🤔 but it, and wifi autoconnect overall, doesn't seem to work now (I'm not sure it ever did now 🤷 )
ah I stand corrected
it shows up now
crimson ferry
pssst, pico w in the shop
random junco
pssst, pico w in the shop
Very tempted, thanks for sharing!
jaunty juniper
Just an FYI -- I have gotten the web wrokflow to connect to an esp32 v2, qtpy es...
looks like it took some time to connect ? Not sure, the REPL still doesn't give an IP, but I got the web workflow page up:
(that's latest + a minor change in a js file)
solar whale
looks like it took some time to connect ? Not sure, the REPL still doesn't give ...
Thanks -- Mine is also behaving very "sluggisly" in rshell... I'll keep trying...
jaunty juniper
might have taken a power cycle too 🤷
solar whale
How do you get the IP in the REPL?
slender iron
How do you get the IP in the REPL?
you can probably get it from the radio object
it should show in the terminal title bar too
I've been doing some testing on the C3 so I'd expect it to work
the serial should work better than it ever has
solar whale
I'll keep trying it...something is not working for me, but may well be on my side...
solar whale
from this morning -- -- have not updated yet today.
solar whale
it should show in the terminal title bar too
Where is the "terminal title bar"???