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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.
Request:
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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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:
Request:
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.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: