First off - GREAT work on this, it's been wildly helpful in some IoT projects I've been doing around the house! Using this is miles easier than manual POST requests.
I accidentally ordered some ESP32 boards instead of ESP8266, and have been able to get the project working on the platform. I simply had to remove this codeblock from Pushover.cpp (setInsecure() is not available on the ESP32 WifiClient.h, that I've found - I think #12 calls this out as well):
if (_unsafe) {
client.setInsecure();
}
This results in a fully working Pushover client library for the ESP32 - simple as that (I think?)
Quick ask - is there anything else that would be a blocker on the ESP32 that I'm not thinking of? I'm admittedly fairly new at cpp and Arduino/ESP programming, so thought I'd ask here to see if I should be keeping anything in particular in consideration. Alternatively, maybe you can consider expanding support to ESP32 if it truly is this simple.
Thanks for all your work on this!
First off - GREAT work on this, it's been wildly helpful in some IoT projects I've been doing around the house! Using this is miles easier than manual POST requests.
I accidentally ordered some ESP32 boards instead of ESP8266, and have been able to get the project working on the platform. I simply had to remove this codeblock from Pushover.cpp (
setInsecure()is not available on the ESP32 WifiClient.h, that I've found - I think #12 calls this out as well):This results in a fully working Pushover client library for the ESP32 - simple as that (I think?)
Quick ask - is there anything else that would be a blocker on the ESP32 that I'm not thinking of? I'm admittedly fairly new at cpp and Arduino/ESP programming, so thought I'd ask here to see if I should be keeping anything in particular in consideration. Alternatively, maybe you can consider expanding support to ESP32 if it truly is this simple.
Thanks for all your work on this!