A GUI for managing an ESP8266, with NodeMCU.
- A user can open a connection with any baudrate to any serial device.
- A user can refresh serial devices
- A user can close a connection to a serial device.
- The program registers when a serial device has been removed.
- A user can send commands to a device with the terminal.
- A user can create a document to enter commands into.
- A user can send commands from a document.
- A user can rescale the application without breaking the layout.
- A user can edit multiple documents.
- A document is scrollable.
- Syntax highlighting
- A user can close a document.
- The program sends commands to the device without a static wait, it simply sends all the commands as soon as possible.
- A user can save a document to a local file.
- A user can load a document from a local file.
- A user can save a document to the device.
- The program executes the document just saved to the device.
- A user can download a document from the device.
- A user can send a single line from a document to the device.
- A user is properly informed when something works, and when something doesn't (Error messaging).
- The program automatically refreshes serial devices when a new one is mounted.
- The program responds correctly when the connection to a device is closed by removal of device.
- A user can flash firmware to a device from binaries or optianlly download some firmware from the NodeMCU repo.
- A user can configure the program.
- The program automatically selects the last used device on load.
- A user can install a library to the device easily.
- A user can see usage of the device.
- Create a tutorial of this program.
- Create Unit tests.
- Create UI integration tests.
- Create a release pipeline to build and release software herein.
- Create an integration pipeline which runs tests on pull requests and notifies the github repo.
- Integrate keyboard shortcuts to increase productivity.
- Recreate relevant functionality through the top bar menu.
- Optimize performance of syntax highlighting.
- Add lint and possibly other static analysis of source code.
- Line numbers
- A debugger
This app is based on working with the ESP8266, along with NodeMCU.
If you want to contribute to this repository, feel free to create a pull request, though be aware that open source is not a democracy, and therefore I reserve the right to reject anything which goes against my vision of this program. That said please do contribute!
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