How to Use ESP-IDF Terminal or ESP-IDF PowerShell to Run Commands
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How to Use ESP-IDF Terminal or ESP-IDF PowerShell to Run Commands
Here in this tutorial I've explained you about how to use IDF Terminal or command prompt to run ESP32
Software Used
- Espressif IDE : Here in this tutorial I've used Espressif IDE recommended by ESP. You can also use VS code with espressif ide extension or platformio extension. So it's up to you how you want to work
- Docklight: This is a tool to see serial output from esp32 to PC, this is optional as espressif IDE itself has serial terminal, personally I prefer docklight as there are lot of option from hex view to decimal view of any string.
Components Used
- ESP32- WROOM-Kit: you required only one board for getting started with espressif IDE, here in this tutorial I'm using ESP32-WROOM kit, you can also go with esp32-wroover or esp32c3 mini board it will work for all the boards.
How to Run Commands
Here in this case you have to go to the workspace where your project is saved. use cd to go to the workspace then use command idf.py build to build the project. Some of the commands are written below:
idf.py set-target esp32 ----------------- this command will set the target board you can choose esp32c3 or other chip by using this command
idf.py menuconfig------------------------ you can do configuration by giving this command. I'll give you the details instruction of this command in the next upcoming instructables.
idf.py partition-table--------------------- you can select the partition table
idf.py -p (COM_PORT) flash------------------ you can flash the program to chip using this command.
Video
some of the commands I've demonstrated in the above video. Kindly go through the whole video
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