Compiling on Platformio?

[marcfon]

The ESP32LapTimer.ino file says to check the readme but the information there is quite sparse :)

UPDATE: Here is how I did it.

• Pull Chorus32 from github
• Install Atom
• Install Platformio
• Import Arduino project in Platformio
• Specify the upload port in platformio.ini (eg. upload_port = /dev/cu.Repleo-CP2102-0001)
• Start Platformio Terminal (shift+command+T)
• Run pio run -e BOARD_OLD -t upload
• Hold boot button (important on my board!)
• Run pio run -e BOARD_OLD -t uploadfs
• Hold boot button
• Connect to Chorus32 LapTimer wifi
• Open http://192.168.4.1/
• You should now see the configuration page

Use BOARD_OLD if you are using this wiring schema and BOARD_DEFAULT if you're using the PCB v2.2 wiring schema.

[mottex]

I need as well more information - how to use platformio!

[s00500]

If you are running platformIO from the cli you can specify the env via the -e option, in case the port selection fails you can specify the port in the platformio.ini file for each environment See here: https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/projectconf/section_env_upload.html#upload-port

pio run -e BOARD_OLD -t upload

[s00500]

Or use --upload-port on to specify in the run command as well :-) Hope I could help

[marcfon]

I managed to build and upload the project using platformio using the steps described in the first post.

I haven't yet managed to specify the env target (BOARD_DEFAULT / BOARD_TTGO_LORA / BOARD_OLD) from the GUI. So need to use the CLI for now to build and upload.

[marcfon]

This is how to compile Chorus32 with Bluetooth support...

1. Uncomment #define BluetoothEnabled in ESP32Laptimer.cpp
2. Uncomment #define USE_BLUETOOTH in HardwareConfig.h
3. Add board_build.partitions = huge_app.csv line to platformio.ini

[Smeat]

I won't recommend using Bluetooth. See #117

[marcfon]

I'm sure one day bluetooth will be stable and this information might become useful :)

Also wifi is broken on app on Android 10 so bluetooth might be the only alternative for some.

[Smeat]

But as of now, if you are using Bluetooth, the timer might crash any time, so I'd deem this unusable in the current state.

As for the Android problem: I should have a working fix by tommorrow

[marcfon]

@Smeat Thanks for pointing that out. And looking forward to beta testing the android version :)

[Pamilias]

do we still need to change to BOARD_OLD in HardwareConfig.h?

[Smeat]

Depends on which hardware your are using:

Use BOARD_OLD if you are using this wiring schema and BOARD_DEFAULT if you're using the PCB v2.2 wiring schema.