ESP8266 Community Forum

- Mon Dec 22, 2014 8:41 am #5407

You could continue from step No.5 of the tutorial: http://nodelua.org/doc/tutorial/make-your-first-node/, step No.6 and 7 is also important.
The Node WebIDE is designed for programming with Lua more convenient, it's a different concept with the cloud service, just make a try will give you some different experience

nah i'm not a cloud ide fan, went through all that crud with the spark core.

so you don't have any way to use ip other than via your cloud? there's no way to run a webserver or telnet server like with the AT or nodemcu (yuk) firmware?

- Mon Dec 22, 2014 8:50 am #5409 Bonjour ,

why not the bin file of the project in github folder ?

all the projects with ESP are not easy to compile !

win / linux / toolchain / expressif / sdk 0.9.n

it's like opensource when the source is in folder

and it's easy to test the app

what you think about ?

- Tue Dec 23, 2014 4:19 am #5506

You could continue from step No.5 of the tutorial: http://nodelua.org/doc/tutorial/make-your-first-node/, step No.6 and 7 is also important.
The Node WebIDE is designed for programming with Lua more convenient, it's a different concept with the cloud service, just make a try will give you some different experience

nah i'm not a cloud ide fan, went through all that crud with the spark core.

so you don't have any way to use ip other than via your cloud? there's no way to run a webserver or telnet server like with the AT or nodemcu (yuk) firmware?

Client socket API had been partly implemented in NodeLua, but undocumented. I will be very appreciated if you can improve it.
You can find them in app/lua/lnode_net_socket.c
It wasn't enabled by default, you can edit app/lua/linit.c and uncomment the line to use it:
//{LUA_LNODE_NET_NAME, luaopen_lnode_net},

- Tue Dec 23, 2014 4:25 am #5507

Bonjour ,

why not the bin file of the project in github folder ?

all the projects with ESP are not easy to compile !

win / linux / toolchain / expressif / sdk 0.9.n

it's like opensource when the source is in folder

and it's easy to test the app

what you think about ?

There is prebuild firmware on the website, you'll find it here: http://nodelua.org/doc/download_firmware/