restructering folder-structure to enable the use of add-ZIP-library of the Arduino-IDE

[StefanL38]

Hi yoursunny,

I donwloaded your WifiEspNow-library and compiled and tested successfully EspNowBroadcast.ino-example

after downloading the code as a zipfile WifiEspNow-master.zip and unzipping it and analysed the strucure of the folders and files

it is well sorted but does not match the structure needed to use the add-zip-library function of the arduino-IDE

the *.h and *.cpp-file has to be in a folder that has the name of the *.h-file

For using the add-zip-library-function the structure must be

C:\Users\Stefan\Documents\Arduino\libraries\WifiEspNow\WifiEspNow.h

C:\Users\Stefan\Documents\Arduino\libraries\WifiEspNowBroadcast\WifiEspNowBroadcast.h

in general:

 ....libraries\WifiEspNow\WifiEspNow.h

 ....libraries\WifiEspNowBroadcast\WifiEspNowBroadcast.h

same principle for the examples there has to be a sub-folder below WifiEspNowBroadcast named "examples" 

and inside the examples-folder there must be a folder with the name of the sketch and the *.ino-file is then inside this folder

.....Arduino\libraries\WifiEspNowBroadcast\examples\EspNowBroadcast\EspNowBroadcast.ino

If the folder-structure is roganised like this the examples show up under the

file - examples-menu of the Arduino-IDE

So what do you think about re-structering in this way to make it easier to use?

May I suggest an additional thing. IMHO names of example-sketches should include the word "demo" so a file-search with keywords like "ESP" "Demo" *.ino would be quite specific to find it.

[yoursunny]

All my libraries should be installed using git, not as ZIP archives.
I have added installation steps in README.md.

Having *.h in the library root folder is the convention of Arduino 1.0.x.
I'm publishing as 1.5.x+-only libraries, where the source code resides in the src folder.
See Arduino library specification.