Storage.write not working when using save on send

[espruino-discuss3]

Posted at 2018-06-08 by user90767

Hi, I'm a student using a ESP32 in combination with espruino to create a webserver for some sort of control panel.

I can run my code fine if use "save to ram" in the IDE options but when I set the option to "Direct to flash (execute code at boot)" I get this error:

this is the code I'm trying to run (created a pastebin because the forum doesn't let me paste the whole thing):

https://pastebin.com/FnkHNNdW

I've tried erasing flash and reflashing but that doesn't seem to do anything.
Also, is this code a good way of making a webserver or would you suggest something else?

[espruino-discuss3]

Posted at 2018-06-08 by Frida

Your last line, "onInit ();", do not save to flash.
When you reset, "onInit ();" run automatically.
And I'm waiting to start other features that rely on that
the wifi is connected like this.

    wifi.connect (ssid, {password: password}, function () {
});

   wifi.on ('connected', function () {
     console.log ('Connected to Wifi. IP address is:', wifi.getIP () .ip);
     server start ();
     }
   });

Maybe it can help you further.

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Posted at 2018-06-09 by user90767

I've deleted my last line "onInit();" and applied your wifi change but it still gives me a weird error:

I have Modules uploaded as functions turned on as I want to save more RAM. Also tried turning it off and then I get this error:

Does anyone have a suggestion?

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Posted at 2018-06-10 by Frida

wifi.on ('connected', function () {
   console.log ('Connected to Wifi. IP address is:', wifi.getIP () .ip);
   setTimeout (start server, 400);
});

I do not think that 'storage.write ("1.css", ...) is fast enough before the server starts, so I used a delay, maybe it should be different on your system.
I tried with 'setTimeout (StartServer, 400);' and got this picture on screen.
Hope it will take you on.

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• Opera Snapshot_2018-06-10_150700_192.168.20.50.png

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Posted at 2018-06-10 by user90767

Ah yes, that seemed to do the trick.

Thank you very much!