Clion template project for ESP32.

Windows

If you don't have ESP-IDF installed see Install ESP-IDF

Initial Setup

1. cd <project_directory>
2. python setup.py

Toolchain

1. Settings -> Build, Execution, Deployment -> Toolchains
2. Add (Alt + Insert) -> MinGW
3. Name: Xtensa ESP32
4. Add environment -> From file
5. Environment file: \esp32-cpp-template\espidf_source.bat
6. Settings -> Build, Execution, Deployment -> CMake
7. Delete (Alt + Delete) all profiles.
8. Add (Alt + Insert)
9. Toolchain: XTensa ESP32
10. (Optional) Repeat 8. and 9. for all the profiles you need.
11. Apply -> OK

Accessing idf.py menuconfig

1. View -> Tool Windows -> Terminal (Alt + F12)
2. .\idf.bat menuconfig

If menuconfig is glitchy in powershell it can be run in the command prompt:

1. New Predefined Session (It's an arrow pointing down next to Local in the Terminal window. It is only visible if you're mouse is hovering on the Terminal window.)
2. Command Prompt
3. .\idf.bat menuconfig

Flash Compiled Binary

1. Under Run / Debug Configurations in the top right corner, select Flash.
2. Build the configuration

Flash and Monitor

1. Configuration -> Edit
2. Copy the 'flash' configuration by selecting it and clicking Copy Configuration (Ctrl + D)
3. Name: flash_and_monitor
4. Executable: \esp32-cpp-template\flash_and_monitor.bat
5. Program arguments: monitor -p
6. Working directory: \esp32-cpp-template\
7. Environment variables: IDF_PATH=C:\path\to\esp-idf
8. Check 'Emulate terminal in the output console'.
9. Press the Play button to flash and monitor.

Install ESP-IDF

1. cd <esp-idf directory>
2. mkdir esp
3. cd esp
4. git clone --recursive https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf.git
5. cd esp-idf
6. powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File install.ps1
7. python <installation directory>\esp\esp-idf\tools\idf_tools.py install-python-env