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Initial wolfMQTT Espressif ESP32 template and AWS IoT examples #388

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Adds initial Espressif ESP32 examples for either stand-alone or managed components as published at the ESP Registry.

See also the development ESP Registry Staging Site.

Code is published with the scripts /espressif/wolfssl_component_publish.sh [path] script.

  • edit: Add some CMake / VisualGDB / Espressif file exclusions to .gitignore

See wolfSSL/wolfssl#6234 for a roadmap of Espressif improvements.

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Over to @embhorn

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## Component Manager

[These files](./component-manager/README.md) are use internally by wolfSSL to publish components to the [Espressif ESP Registry](https://components.espressif.com/).
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are USED internally

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Good catch on the readme file! I've made that correction & also added some updates to .gitignore.

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Not a blocker for this PR, but would it be feasible to add a GitHub workflow to CI test the ESP32 build?

@gojimmypi gojimmypi dismissed stale reviews from embhorn and dgarske via 0e1f709 January 8, 2024 17:21
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would it be feasible to add a GitHub workflow to CI test the ESP32 build?

Yes, I've been wanting to do just that. I'll reach out to @bandi13 and coordinate that.

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I've added #390 that implements the most basic of ESP32 build tests.

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