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chore(README): move to root dir

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done-ish

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we have liftoff

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chore: add gitignore

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Initial commit

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README

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traffic_light

Once upon a time I bought a traffic light for about 1.5 years of Amazon Prime.

This is all designed for an ESP32, though it should only take minimal modification to install on an ESP8266

Useful Commands

These are pretty specific to my setup, but with a bit of research this could work for you.

Compile and Upload

arduino-cli compile --warnings all -t --fqbn esp32:esp32:node32s:baud=921600 traffic_light/ -p /dev/ttyUSB0 -t -u

Monitor Serial

screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200

Notes

  • Install pyserial in a Python venv and run arduino-cli and arduino from it.
  • Some random async webserver stuff has to be manually installed (it's not installable through the Arduino IDE package manager)