A quick update, I don't recommend using PlatformIO for Rainmaker because the Menuconfig in PlatformIO does not contain the required options that Rainmaker needs so it will not work until the Devs at PlatformIO update it

I am receiving this fatal error because 3 files cannot be found: Warning! Could not find file "rmaker_mqtt_server.crt" Warning! Could not find file "rmaker_claim_service_server.crt" Warning! Could not find file "rmaker_ota_server.crt" Reading CMake configuration... LDF: Library Dependency Finder -> ...

Does anyone have this working on PlatformIO ESP-IDF? I'm not sure where to put the esp-rainmaker folder in PlatformIO

Was anyone able to get this fixed?

I am using the latest version of ESP-IDF in PlatformIO and have managed to set up Arduino as a component, but while compiling, I receive the following errors which makes me think the problem is with the compiler. Any ideas on what I can do? Compiling .pio\build\esp32dev\components\arduino\cores\esp3...

In order to run a stepper motor, I am using an Arduino library (AccelStepper) that's been ported to ESP-IDF Normally, it pulses GPIO 13 at a rate of 500 pulses per second. However, after a period of time (maybe 30-60 minutes), the ESP32 decides to change it on its own to 50,000 pulses per second! Ag...

I noticed in the Android Rainmaker app description, it states "Third party login includes Apple login" However, the app only uses Github and Google login. Is there any documentation on how to implement Apple login in the Android and iOS apps? My goal is to replace Github login with Apple login. Than...

I've been wondering the same thing. So far it's been so awesome for my personal use, and I'm wondering the same thing about commerical use. It'd be nice to see some up front pricing. The only real limitation with testing this out with other users is that I can't upload new firmware to their device. ...

On Android, on the SING IN page, if I press "Sign in using Google" I get "Fail to login" error message and nothing happens.

Am I doing something wrong?

We currently use an ESP32 to run our WiFi controlled stepper motor. The dual cores allow us to run the stepper motor on one core, and maintain a constant connection on the second core, and it all works very well. I'm curious about the ESP32-S2. I realize it's a single core, but can the low power cor...