Re:Show HN: ePaper.js – Easily create an ePaper display usin...
by gregod on Monday August 24, 2020 @11:28AM
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I have used an low-power ESP8266 together with a native drawing library for this use case. As getting the drawing perfect is quite cumbersome i have mocked the graphics library in javascript using the canvas api [1].
The syntax is so similar that you can mostly copy and paste the drawing code between js and the arduino project with only a few adjustments.
This has the huge advantage that you can use modern JS dev tools including livereload to get the drawing right while still ending up with native code.
The syntax is so similar that you can mostly copy and paste the drawing code between js and the arduino project with only a few adjustments. This has the huge advantage that you can use modern JS dev tools including livereload to get the drawing right while still ending up with native code.
[1] https://www.godberit.de/2019/11/08/Mock-for-ESP8266-graphics...