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Feature Request: building/cross-compiling chip-repl for Matter end devices running through Python #22150

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ModernTrollfare opened this issue Aug 25, 2022 · 3 comments
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Situation:

In PR 11116, there's an example for making a client device through a Python script by utilizing the chip-repl target and the controller wheel file. I have been attempting to extend this to run one on ESP32, but to no avail so far.

The main implication on this is to port Matter as a standalone Python module to embedded projects already running python-like enviroments e.g. micropython, circuitpython.

Attempted approaches:

  • Configuring GN to make it build through the IDF SDK's toolchain/gcc. However it does not seem that there's an easy way in as ESP32 is supposed to build through CMake/idf in this project.
  • Configuring CMake to also build src/controller/python, be it a wheel or a source distribution. I am currently working on this approach.

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It would be nice if we can have a working example on this, to save further development effort. That said, any help or related experience to share at the moment would be greatly appreciated.

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Bumping to keep the ticket alive, even though there doesn't seem to be any interests from the community.

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