Patrick Balsiger
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- Add Spore class as unified interface for all core framework functionality - Implement setup() and begin() methods for flexible initialization pattern - Add service registration with addService() for both raw and smart pointers - Provide accessor methods for core components (getTaskManager, getContext, etc.) - Automatically include core services (Node, Network, Cluster, Task) - Update all examples to use simplified Spore framework approach - Fix circular dependency issues in include structure - Remove setHostname and setApiPort configuration methods - Add comprehensive documentation and usage examples The Spore class encapsulates all core functionality from the base example and provides a clean, unified API for the entire framework. Examples now use just spore.setup() -> add services -> spore.begin() -> spore.loop().
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856 B
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37 lines
856 B
C++
#include <Arduino.h>
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#include "Spore.h"
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#include "RelayService.h"
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// Choose a default relay pin. For ESP-01 this is GPIO0. Adjust as needed for your board.
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#ifndef RELAY_PIN
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#define RELAY_PIN 0
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#endif
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// Create Spore instance with custom labels
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Spore spore({
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{"app", "relay"},
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{"device", "actuator"},
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{"pin", String(RELAY_PIN)}
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});
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// Create custom service
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RelayService* relayService = nullptr;
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void setup() {
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// Initialize the Spore framework
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spore.setup();
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// Create and add custom service
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relayService = new RelayService(spore.getTaskManager(), RELAY_PIN);
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spore.addService(relayService);
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// Start the API server and complete initialization
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spore.begin();
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Serial.println("[Main] Relay service registered and ready!");
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}
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void loop() {
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// Run the Spore framework loop
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spore.loop();
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} |