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  Controlling addressable LED strips (SK6812, WS2812)
  • cascornelissen  

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  That's too bad, I was hoping to use it in some hobby projects but looks like I'll have to take a stab at using Espruino for it since they do seem to have support through the neopixel library. Anyways, thanks for you answer and if this functionality is ever implemented I'd definitely love to check it out.
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  get IP address
  • sunshine-nick  

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  I am using udp at the moment in the first layer of my control and data aq system which I am porting from Nodes hosted on linux embedded or windowsPC. At the moment it seems. UDPserver.address() only provides the host IP adress on connected sockets. Until a connection is made it seems that the host adrress in the tcp/ip layers is not initialised. UDP.connect is also not supported at the moment (dont need it anyway) but a UDP connection will cause the local hostip to become correctly populated and server.address() will work ON my PC. Soon I will be implementing my tcp socket connections so I will come back to this problem then . As I assume tcpserver.connect is impemented and therefore this method will work. As I also have a dedicated (application) server in my system infrastructure it will be no problem in the future to obtain the IP address this way. However, for other applications using DHCP (most serious iot apps I think) it would be nice to know the IP at start up time, particularly if the module is roaming. Instead of implementing the interfaces part of the OS module I would suggest you just provide a private function call to pull this up from the underlying DHCP client. I'll be back.
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  Do you have any example of SPI code with low.js ?
  • nicolas  

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  No, there is no code example. If you want to build one and are willing to share it, I would gladly add it to https://github.com/neonious/lowjs_esp32_examples/tree/master/drivers Thomas
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  Building firmware - Adding files failed
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  lowsync now shows the correct 507 no space error in this case. I tried out express myself. It runs out of memory, correct? Have this in the list for some time in the future. Till then, I would recommend not to use express. It is, after all, a large framework, and even when it works, it will be slowing down the microcontroller much.
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  Send Data with socket.io trought ethernet with an Poe Splitter.
  • nicolas  

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  Finally back from vacation! As answered directly after you sent the question via email on the same day: socket.io works with low.js. I am sorry, neonious one does not support PoE! To give some more insight: A PoE Splitter will work. The neonious one has 100 Mbit, so it only needs 4 of 8 pins There is currently no plan of supporting PoE. Maybe you want to take a look at the ESP32 Ethernet Kit Board, it is fully supported by low.js! Link: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32/hw-reference/esp32/get-started-ethernet-kit.html Regards, Thomas
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  Project for an Autonomous Sailing Boat
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  @neoniousTR Good vacation !
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  Problem with DHT11.js
  • Bouvin  

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  Right, it is connected to a breadboard, and twiddling the components a bit do help, so it is probably a poor connection. Thank you for your help.
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  about package browsing
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  Theoretically, all npm modules can be installed. Over 350,000. Just too many packages to show. So, no.. But you can look for the package you want to have elsewhere, maybe at npmjs.com, and then when you know the package, install it through the IDE.
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  Set wifi settings error.
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  I do not think this is a bug. The password belongs into lowsync.auth.config.json, not into lowsync.config.json . Reason for this is to have a seperate file which might not go into your repository but rather stay local. If you add the password in lowsync.auth.config.json like this: { "password":"12345678" } Does it work? Thank you, Thomas