Releases: SignalK/SensESP
Version 1.0.0
First code complete set of SensESP v1.0
New features include:
- Support for Signal K metadata. SensESP can now provide information such as units, names, and description of the paths it is producing values for.
- Support for both incoming and outgoing Signal K PUT requests (can both control other devices and receive commands)
- A new LambdaConsumer for creating low-overhead consumer classes
- System status producer for implementing better status displays
- Support for button UIs with debouncing and double/long click detection
- Support for smart switches (networked remote controlled switches)
- Support for RGB leds
- Improvements in how the software is configured and initialized
- Awesome new interactive Doxygen class documentation
Version 0.5.1
A hotfix release to fix the version number in the Doxygen-generated documentation. No functional changes, but also updated the example platformio.ini file and the release instructions.
Version 0.5.0
All new code features since 0.4.3.
Version 0.4.3
Merge pull request #69 from joelkoz/release-0.4.3 Release 0.4.3
0.4.2
This version adds some minor transforms. Additionally, a major terminology cleanup has been done. The thingamajigs that measure physical signals are called sensors. The sensor outputs are modified by transforms and then sent to the SK server using an SKOutput. The whole physical clump of wires and bits of PCB is called an "ESP device".
GPS compass functionality has been sufficiently fixed to work. The device also no longer forgets its Wifi configuration if it isn't able to connect to the server. Oops.
Version 0.4.1
Fixed a bug in signalk output introduced in 0.4.0
Version 0.4.0
Refactored framework - New SKOutput classes allow for explicit connection to signal k outputs. Transforms no longer have sk_path on their own.
Version 0.3.0
Adds a new web UI to easily configure sensor values