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* origin/esp8266: Naming changes as suggested in #30
There is still an ESP01 word left in boards.txt generic.build.board=ESP8266_ESP01 İt sould better be generic.build.board=ESP8266_GENERIC |
And the line wifio.upload.tool=esptool is duplicated. |
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To visually match the Arduino IDE naming conventions and general ESP8266 naming here are my suggestions:
platform.txt:
As in ESP8266 world boards are called as modules, so name should include the word "Modules"
name=Arduino ESP8266 Modules
programmers.txt:
In Arduino IDE all programmer names start with capital letter so captalizing ESPTool should look good
esptool.name=ESPTool
boards.txt
As there are several modules esp01.xxx definitions should be converted to generic.xxx and esp01 in variants directory should be renamed accordingly.
Variant names should include Module as above and esp01's replaced by generic elsewhere
generic.name=Generic ESP8266 Module
generic.build.board=ESP8266_GENERIC
generic.build.variant=generic
wifio.name=WIFIO Module
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