ESP32 with PlatformIO project structure

ESP32 with PlatformIO project structure

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  • platformio.ini

  1. # Install PlatformIO Core (or install the pioarduino IDE extension in VS Code)

    pipx install platformio

  2. # Install the pioarduino platform, which brings Arduino core 3.x

    pio pkg install --global --platform "https://github.com/pioarduino/platform-espressif32/releases/download/55.03.312-1/platform-espressif32.zip"

  3. # Create the project for your board with sample code and VS Code files

    pio project init --board esp32-s3-devkitc-1 --ide vscode --sample-code -O "platform=https://github.com/pioarduino/platform-espressif32/releases/download/55.03.312-1/platform-espressif32.zip" -O "framework=arduino"

  4. # Build, upload over USB and open the serial monitor

    pio run -t upload -t monitor

  5. # Upload the web files in data/ to the LittleFS partition

    pio run -t uploadfs

  6. # Run the host unit tests (no board needed)

    pio test -e native

  7. # Run static analysis with cppcheck and clang-tidy

    pio check -e esp32s3