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we used this library solely to interpret the answer of an HTTP web server as JSON and find a particular value using a path expression in the HTTP power meter implementation. since we ran out of flash memory on non-S3 ESP32, we need to cut some corners. removing FirebaseJson is the last low-hanging fruit that we currently know of. we can get rid of it by using ArduinoJson (which is already integral part of the firmware) and implementing a custom logic to extract a value based on a path expression. other than the FirebaseJson path "finder", the new implementation only knows how to access sub-keys delimited by a forward slash. in particular, accessing array members is not supported any more. I am hoping that this is simply not an issue. if so, we will have users complaining and we can add this functionality in a later release. |
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OpenDTU web frontend
You can run the webapp locally with yarn dev. If you enter the IP of your ESP in the vite.config.ts beforehand, all api requests will even be proxied to the real ESP. Then you can develop the webapp as if it were running directly on the ESP. The yarn dev also supports hot reload, i.e. as soon as you save a vue file, it is automatically reloaded in the browser.
Project Setup
yarn install
Compile and Hot-Reload for Development
yarn dev
Type-Check, Compile and Minify for Production
yarn build
Lint with ESLint
yarn lint