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This seems like a really simple question and have searched for an answer, but all the answers are about dynamically loading a remote url.

I have a need to bundle libraries that are published as raw (non-NPM) source in Github. I would like webpack to download and include these files in my bundle. Caching the file locally for a period of time would be a bonus.

For example, I would like to be able to write:

I have making a cool project. I have more or less finalized my code, which will go on a NodeMCU running Espruino. I have trouble to save this code on the Espruino. This code should do this on each boot: connect to wifi, declare all functions and variables. Then the read() function should be run continuously.

As I see from https://www.espruino.com/Saving I have two options. I tried both.

• If I put save() at the end of the code, after I restart NodeMCU code continues to run from where it stopped, but this mean that NodeMCU is not connected to wifi.
• If I put E.setBootCode(init()); at the end of code and restart the NodeMCU code doesn't run anymore.

Does anybody know how to properly save code on Espruino so it connects to wifi and defines functions and variables each time it is powered on?

My code:

I am trying to turn on a specific LED using the NeoPixel module. How it works is really easy: Parse it a 2D array of RGB colors. Here's an example:

I starts learning IOT and watching introduction videos. I see there are two famous devices for IOT are, Espruino and Raspberry Pi.

I installed Espruino as web IDE, but during publish it is asking me plug in. Some videos recommends me to buy Raspberry Pi device also.

Question is, Do I have to buy device, or we have some tool available, which I can use for learning purpose?

Thanks.

I had been working with Espruino for a bit and it is really a wonderful project. But, I am facing an issue for saving the code onto the flash, so that it can still be run when power is supplied to the board(NodeMCU), instead of the PC COM port. The code works completely fine until it is passed from the terminal. But, if I switch over the power supply it stops working. Also, I tried the save() and E.on('init',function(){}) but to no avail. It still doesn't create a web server. If someone could help out here it could be great! Thanks!

I recently got myself an esp8266-12e module and loaded the ESPRUINO.js firmware on it. I am trying execute a post request from the device, but the device always returns a 'no connection' error when trying to POST.

To troubleshoot I have ran a GET request to the same URL, and the request was successful, this means that internet is working on the device and communication with the intended server is possible.

I then moved on to see if there were errors in my HTTP POST code, I ran the same code in a node.js app and it successfully posted to the server.

Here is the code below, I removed the exact address of my server and my wifi/pass info.