Hey guys,
I wrote a plugin for ESPEasy with which different Neopixel/WS2812 LED matrices can be controlled. For example, icons and animation can be displayed on command (e.g. via MQTT).
I use this to be informed about events (doorbell, WhatsApp message, etc.) in my SmartHome.
Possibly. can any of you use that too. You can find general information about this here: https://nerdiy.de/en/pxlblck/
The first four hardware plattforms can be found in the following list of articles (inlc build instructions, STLs and material lists): https://nerdiy.de/en/tag/pxlblckplattform/
Of course, I am always happy to receive constructive criticism.
Also I'm interested in what I have to do to have this included in the ESPEasy plugin collection? Is there something like a "Step-by-Step"-Guide somehwere?
Cheers and have a nice day
Fab
pxlBlck-plugin for easy optical notifications via LED-Matrizes and Stripes
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pxlBlck-plugin for easy optical notifications via LED-Matrizes and Stripes
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Re: pxlBlck-plugin for easy optical notifications via LED-Matrizes and Stripes
Looking good
Not sure how comfortable you are with Git.
If not that comfortable, it is best to make sure you have a backup of your code in a separate ZIP somewhere.
The basic steps to get it included in ESPEasy is a bit like this:
- Clone the ESPEasy repository to your own GitHub account.
- Create a new branch at the current HEAD of the repository (e.g. "feature/pxlBlckPlugin")
- Add your code changes to the branch and make sure it does compile (current highest plugin nr is 107, so start using 108)
- Make a commit to your branch
- Push your branch to your origin (your clone on GitHub)
- Navigate to https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/pulls After you pushed your branch, you will see a yellow-ish bar appear to create a pull request
After you created a pull request (PR) you will for sure get some constructive criticism from me (regarding the code)
Not sure how comfortable you are with Git.
If not that comfortable, it is best to make sure you have a backup of your code in a separate ZIP somewhere.
The basic steps to get it included in ESPEasy is a bit like this:
- Clone the ESPEasy repository to your own GitHub account.
- Create a new branch at the current HEAD of the repository (e.g. "feature/pxlBlckPlugin")
- Add your code changes to the branch and make sure it does compile (current highest plugin nr is 107, so start using 108)
- Make a commit to your branch
- Push your branch to your origin (your clone on GitHub)
- Navigate to https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/pulls After you pushed your branch, you will see a yellow-ish bar appear to create a pull request
After you created a pull request (PR) you will for sure get some constructive criticism from me (regarding the code)
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