Hi there, interesting sensor. I was checking this instructable: https://diyi0t.com/mq2-gas-sensor-arduino-esp8266-esp32 And take care because it says the component requires 4.5 to 5 volts so make sure to power it with the 5V usb and not with the 3.3V pin. About the interrupt so far I only tried digi...

Hi there, you can get more attention on this forum section that is Rainmaker specific: https://www.esp32.com/viewforum.php?f=41 I think RainMaker was designed with the cloud in mind, so you can interact with voice services such as Alexa or Google. But I’m quite sure apps are open source so I guess i...

Repository deleted?
https://github.com/chegewara/EspTinyUSB ... les/sd_msc

I wanted to check the code but it’s not anymore there. Has it been replaced by another example?

Very interesting Gustavo,
Bookmarking this. I have to try it soon!
Thanks for your sharing it.

If you find it easy going and confortable to set it up I recommend as next step to read the Build system section and get accustomed to use CMake (CMakeLists config) and Kconfig to generate your own configuration menus for menuconfig. I don’t think it’s a good idea to use the examples as components s...

Hello Axel,
You need to use events, just as the example uses, in order to get it working.

Good job there! And interesting contribution.
I starred this in GitHub since may come in handy soon

If I'm not mistaken, you can do the same having a: bool wifiConnected = false; And taking in account the WiFi events you can simply set in the event that global variable: WIFI_EVENT_STA_CONNECTED then wifiConnected = true WIFI_EVENT_STA_DISCONNECTED then wifiConnected = false If there is another way...

Hello,
Can you please specify with some code snippet or similar to describe better what you are trying to achieve?

At least me I fall short of understanding what is going on

Hello, Unless I'm missing something with the existing toolset in IDF you could handle this. https://github.com/martinberlin/cale-idf/blob/master/main/cale.cpp#L411 Of course I don't know the internals of your particular OAuth but you could get a token and then pass it on every request as an authoriz...