Hello Estephania,
I had similar question, not sure but it seems difficult to keep up new developments using the web application since it's somehow cumbersome to modify.
For example the I2C sensor, which should be straightforward in MCUExpresso, is there any way to do it under the web Ide?
The only documentation I have found is the Atmo API, I guess you add a function icon and give it a name, i.e. VEML6070. Then under the source code (found when you click the symbol </>) a function skeleton is generated, that is
ATMO_Status_t VEML6070_trigger(ATMO_Value_t *in, ATMO_Value_t *out) {
return ATMO_Status_Success;
}
Trying to modify the code using web IDE seems not possible. Is this correct? If so this is very inconvenient.
I have noticed that for example I can create a trigger readUVLight, following a similar approach of the ambient sensor, the function prototype should look like this
ATMO_Status_t VEML6070_readAmbientLight(ATMO_Value_t *in, ATMO_Value_t *out);
But I cannot add it under web IDE. So should I do it under MCUExpresso and later import the code to Web IDE?
Also I have noticed a function called Setup for the already existing sensors, i.e.
Also it will be nice to be able to create a sensor and share it under Web IDE, so not depend only on Microelectronika developers or Atmosphere to upload new drivers.
Please let us know your thoughts,
