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Hello, greetings to all. I have an Arduino code in which I must include these libraries but they are not within the Arduino IDE that I have. How do I include them? They are: BLE, LittleFS, RainMaker and USB.

Also, when I add the ESP32 library, the code shows what does it mean? Beforehand thank you very much.

If a library is not included in the IDE's library manager, you must download a zip file containing the library, often this will be available from GitHub. Once you have downloaded the zipped library, you can import it into the IDE using the "Add .ZIP Library" from the menus.

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If the libraries that you need are not in there, you will have to hunt for them using your favorite search engine; most of them are on GitHub. Keywords could be Arduino or ESP plus the name of the library. Download the zip and IDE menu Sketch -> Include Library -> Include .ZIP Library.

When the user imports a library into their sketch (from the Arduino IDE's "Sketch > Include Library" menu or the Arduino Web Editor's "Include" button), the default behavior (configurable via the library.properties includes field) is for an #include statement to be added for all header (.h) files in the src/ directory

No includes field to be seen, so we can disregard that part of the specification. So we now know that when you select Sketch > Include Library > ESP32, the Arduino IDE will add #include directives for all the header files it finds in the library's source folder.

Even though this library is not much to look at, it serves an important purpose. That purpose is to serve as a container for some example sketches that demonstrate some of the features of the ESP32 boards platform itself. Packaging these in the form of a library causes the Arduino IDE to make them easily accessible to the user via the File > Examples > ESP32 menu. Check them out!

Another thing I notice is that some (but not all) of the listed libraries have different names in their metadata than the folder name. For example the "ESP32" library is actually defined as "ESP32 BLE Arduino".

-esp32/blob/2.0.0/libraries/BLE/library.properties#L1

The Arduino environment can be extended through the use of libraries, just like most programming platforms. Libraries provide extra functionality for use in sketches, e.g. working with hardware or manipulating data. To use a library in a sketch, select it from Sketch > Import Library.

A number of libraries come installed with the IDE, but you can also download or create your own. See these instructions for details on installing libraries. There is also a tutorial on writing your own libraries. See the API Style Guide for information on making a good Arduino-style API for your library.

I am having trouble with the Radiohead RFM95 encrypted client example, seems Speck.h shows as no such file or directory. I can find code for Speck.h but not as a file I can drop in my library. I imagine there is a way to create the right file type in VS but I am not familiar with how to do that, assuming that would even do the trick. I would appreciate a little help here as I am rather new to Arduino and C++.

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Here we will show you how to install an Arduino library. You should notice that almost all of our library was stored at Github. We will provide Arduino library when a product need a library. For some simple product, there is no need to write a library such as Grove - Button.

Choose the zip file you just downloadedand if the library install correct, you will see Library added to your libraries in the notice window. Which means the library is installed successfully.

Sometimes you can not add a ZIP library correctly, because the root folder of the Zip Library lacks of .cpp or .h file, the Arduino can not recognize. Then you can Unzip the zip file and copy the Library folder into the following path ...\Arduino\libraries. ....** is the path you setup Arduino. In my case is D:\Workwork\Software\Arduino\libraries**.

When you add a library successfully, there will be a demo in the Example. In this case, click on File > Example > OLED_Display_96x96-master > OLED_Hello_World to open an example, click on the Verify button, if there's no error, congratulation, the library is installed perfectly.

If you can get a version of any missing library, you can probably put in in your libraries folder of your project if your includePath includes "${workspaceFolder}/libraries". Make sure to namespace your libraries appropriately, e.g. libraries/avr/pgmspace.h. I have not tested this method.

Adafruit also provides libraries for other sensors. So they provided a support package which is used to handle all sensor libraries. We also need to install the Adafruit Unified Sensor library. To install this, paste the Adafruit Unified Sensor search bar and select this option and click on the install button.

We will start by including the necessary libraries for this project. As we are using the DHT22 sensor to monitor humidity and temperature readings, hence we include DHT.h. The library will be used to add intervals between the sensor readings.

First of all, you have to update the ESP32 board to the latest version 2.0.4. So for that first, you have to copy the Preference links. then go to File, and select Preference. and here you have to update the URLs. After that click on OK. Then go to tools, select boards, then boards manager. Then search for ESP32. here you have to install the latest version 2.0.4. I have already installed it. You also need to install the DHT library from the library manager.

you should AVOID the variabletype String. Strings eat up all memory over time and cause your prgram to fail in strange ways that are very hard to track down.

Use instead an array of char or the library PString.

Hi Sara,

I have just started to look at esp-now and am having a problem finding esp_now.h on my computer.

I have removed and reinstalled the ide and installed the esp32 and esp8266 boards and a heap of other esp boards but the ide still can not seem to locate a library containing esp_now.h