This is a skeleton application based on Sming Framework (aka Sming). This application is meant to be used as a starting place for those looking to get their feet wet with Sming.

The first step is to install Sming on your computer. If you haven't done this already take a look at the Sming documentation.

After that go to the root folder of the skeleton application and type:

make help

You should see a list of available commands. For example you can see the current configuration by typing:

make list-config

Compiling the current application can be done using:

make

If the commands above worked for you then you can start coding your first Sming application. For better productivity we recommend the use of Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Read here to see which IDEs are supported.

Now is time to open app/applications.cpp and start adding code to it. If you don't know how to continue take a look at our samples. The samples are a great way to learn the API and brush up your C/C++ skills.

We recommend you to adhere to the provided directory layout. The current skeleton application contains the following layout:

|_ Application/
   |_ Makefile                   Just includes project.mk. Use it as it is without any modifications
   |_ component.mk               Application-specific configuration
   |_ Kconfig                    Graphical menu configuration
    |_ app/                      Default application source directory
    |     |_ application.cpp     Contains the main application logic
    |_ include/                  Default application include directory
    |_ libs/                     Third-party libraries used by your application. These can be added either as git submodules or copied directly.
    |     |_ .patches            Contains patches to third-party libraries. Useful to patch code coming as git submodule.
    |_ src/                      Additional application code should land here
    |     |_ Arch/               Architecture specific code.
    .       |_ Esp32/            For example code that is in ``src/Arch/Esp32`` will be used in the compilation only when
    .       |_ ...               the applications is compiled with ``SMING_ARCH=Esp32``
    |_ docs/                     Documentation
    |_ tests/                    Tests
    |_ out/                      All generated shared files are written here
       |_ Esp8266/               The Architecture
       |  |_ debug/              The build type
       |  |  |_ build/           Intermediate object files
       |  |  |_ firmware/        Target output files
       |  |  |_ lib/             Generated libraries
       |  |  |_ tools/           Generated tools
       |  |_ release/
       |     |_ ...
       |_ Host
          |_ ...

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