Features wish list

[daniel]

if added then should be optional - we use it for self status purposes

Of course. Calling pycom.heartbeat(False) would disable the internal handling of the RGB led.

[livius]

@daniel
if added then should be optional - we use it for self status purposes

[daniel]

Suggested by @alexander :

Use the RGB led to show WiFi/BT connection status among other things.

[Roosted]

@jasonriedy said in Features wish list:

• Enterprise WPA support

802.11X is the feature i'm really waiting for!
I've seen Wi-Fi marked as 'done' somewhere, but it is not usable in enterprise/educational environments...

For as far as I know 802.11X is supported in the ESP-IDF, so it would 'just' need to be implemented in python - right?

Thanks for steady development pace! :)

[gertjanvanhethof]

@daniel Non blocking for I2C should be put on top of the wish list.

But if I can add new topics than I would ask you to put full support of TTN as nano-gateway to the list.

[jasonriedy]

@daniel Ah! I'll have to try one of the Python ssh implementations next time I can. Assuming they use the same interface, which is what I meant by "easily."

[daniel]

@jasonriedy thanks for the feedback. Everything you suggest is already on our plan, but we'll add it to the list for better visibility. Regarding:

Exposing the encryption engine in a way that a Python ssh server/client can use easily.

That's already done weeks ago :-)

https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/library/ucrypto.AES.html

Are you missing anything from the AES API?

Cheers,
Daniel

[jasonriedy]

Shorter term, but already on your plan:

• Sleep & wake-up

Longer term, likely already on your plan:

• OTA updates (via LoRaWAN for our deployment)

Longer term niceties (mostly during development for me, although I have an idea about phoning home via ssh):

• Enterprise WPA support
• Exposing the encryption engine in a way that a Python ssh server/client can use easily.