I need similar functionality (distinguishing between press durations). Espressif had a quite sophisticated "touchpad" component in esp-iot-solution v1.0 (see code ). It was used to support the ESP32-Sense development board. It allows registration of multiple callbacks for presses of different durati...

Note: I set up VS Code and ESP-IDF per the Espressif guide and building and running from within VS Code is working for me.

I am in the process of making a selection from the various options as well. Here is a list of what I found, along with a brief summary. Hopefully it will be helpful in making a selection appropriate for your use case. Indeed, there are a lot of choices! Unified Provisioning ( docs ) via WiFi or BLE,...

Has anyone gotten examples/system/ota/pre_encrypted_ota/ with ESP-IDF v5.0 and esp_encrypted_img v2.0.2 to run successfully?

For me it is failing in the esp_encrypted_img_decrypt_end() function call.

Details here:
https://github.com/espressif/idf-extra- ... issues/117

FYI all,

For anyone looking for details on how to implement unit tests, refer to Espressif's examples / system / unit_test project.

For those using VS Code with the Espressif IDF extension, refer to this post for details on how to run the tests.

Next question: How to debug when running the unit tests?

I read here and tried the custom settings described here, but no luck.

When a unit test fails, it sure would be useful to run the debugger on it!

Anybody know how to do this?

In the Windows terminal, the ampersand is used to separate two commands on one line.

In PowerShell, a semicolon is used instead.

Try this instead:

OK, so I am new to ESP32 and VS Code, but after studying about VS Code tasks , here is how I was able to build, flash, and run the unit tests for Espressif's examples / system / unit_test project. Basically, the .vscode/tasks.json file defines tasks (such as build, flash, clean, and monitor) and the...

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