10-04-2022, 19:52
Hi Nigel,
For several reason, I'm afraid that using the cloud Arduino IDE isn't suitable for this project.
Best and easy way is install the Arduino IDE on your computer (it can be latest version) and install all the libraries provided on the WeatherDuino software package. Just copy them to your local libraries folder, usually c:\users\xxxx\My Documents\Arduino\libraries
The WeatherDuino code uses many libraries that were made or customized for this project, this imply having to use the provided libraries, not any others.
As said, you can use latest Arduino IDE, but you need to pay attention to supported ESP32 version, currently almost all WeaterDuino code for ESP32 boards, must use v1.0.6 (latest is 2.0.2, but by now isn't compatible).
I take the opportunity to inform everyone that quite soon, all WeatherDuino code which run on ESP32 systems will be upgraded to successfully compile with latest ESP32 v2.0.2.
For several reason, I'm afraid that using the cloud Arduino IDE isn't suitable for this project.
Best and easy way is install the Arduino IDE on your computer (it can be latest version) and install all the libraries provided on the WeatherDuino software package. Just copy them to your local libraries folder, usually c:\users\xxxx\My Documents\Arduino\libraries
The WeatherDuino code uses many libraries that were made or customized for this project, this imply having to use the provided libraries, not any others.
As said, you can use latest Arduino IDE, but you need to pay attention to supported ESP32 version, currently almost all WeaterDuino code for ESP32 boards, must use v1.0.6 (latest is 2.0.2, but by now isn't compatible).
I take the opportunity to inform everyone that quite soon, all WeatherDuino code which run on ESP32 systems will be upgraded to successfully compile with latest ESP32 v2.0.2.