Releases · beehoppop/EmbeddedLibrary

8/30/2016 - 0.3.0 - Major new functionality, API improvements, and bug fixes

Added asyncronous ESP8266 support
Added server/client networking support
Added support for serving web pages and submitting forms
CRITICAL: In order to use the ESP8266 web server functionality you must increase the size of the serial port buffer.
In C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\hardware\teensy\avr\cores\teensy3\serial1.c Set TX_BUFFER_SIZE and RX_BUFFER_SIZE t0 1024
Commands can be entered via webpage
Added support for sending log data to internet based logging services (Loggy)
Added support for getting holiday information from a date
Added a general module for helping with outdoor lighting projects that need time of day support, motion sensing, and
lumination sensing (lumination sensing not totally tested yet)
Added a simple display layout module
Support for the ILI9341 display with very fast font rendering with little to no update flicker.
Commands can provide help information
Added "help" command that lists all registered commands and their help message
Improved module system to be easier to use
Modules only take up RAM if they are included in a project

Release Notes

1/24/2016 - 0.2.0 - General Stabilization and API improvements

The EmbeddedLibrary has now been deployed on two complicated systems that are used daily. (One is at https://github.com/beehoppop/FrontHouseLEDProject)

Command system has been generalized to handle input from any source (currently a serial port and the CAN bus)

Removed dependency on external Sparkfun library

Brought CAN bus library back to life, commands can now be issued over the CAN bus (more testing is still needed)

The module system now does most of the heavy lifting for saving and restoring settings from EEPROM

Improved time change handling by providing a mechanism to register when the time has been changed

Config vars can now be registered to leverage the existing mechanisms to set and get persistent global config settings

Improvements to the debug output system so debug messages generating during command execution will go to the output of that command source

Bug fixes

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