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Add to ESP Component Registry #227
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Sounds interesting and I will support whatever activities are needed
…On Thu, Aug 29, 2024, 21:18 Marcin Anforowicz ***@***.***> wrote:
What do you think about adding libcanard to the ESP Component Registry
<https://components.espressif.com/>?
Since the ESP32 has great CAN bus support, having libcanard packaged in an
ESP component would make it more accessible to developers.
Doing this would probably entail:
1.
Requesting an OpenCyphal namespace through the ESP Registry permissions
<https://components.espressif.com/settings/permissions/> page. Giving
key contributors access to this namespace.
2.
Packaging up libcanard by following the Packaging ESP-IDF Components
<https://docs.espressif.com/projects/idf-component-manager/en/latest/guides/packaging_components.html>
guide. This requires adding some metadata and build files.
3.
Uploading the package to the ESP registry each time there's an update.
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Hello @manforowicz, I'm Sergei from Espressif, thank you so much for sending your request for namespace @pavel-kirienko if you want a full control over components in the ESP Component Registry, could you please sign up here: https://components.espressif.com/users/login? Then you will be able to give permissions to other developers. BTW, for ease of uploading I would highly recommend using our GitHub Action https://github.com/espressif/upload-components-ci-action @XDanielPaul FYI |
Thank you @kumekay for the advice. I have attempted to request the opencyphal namespace but it's already taken, presumably by @manforowicz. Could you please transfer it to me as the owner and then I will share access with the other team members? Thank you! |
I also requested |
Hello @pavel-kirienko, I'm Daniel from Espressif. |
Thank you @XDanielPaul, this has been done. @thirtytwobits FYI -- you don't seem to be registered in the ESP registry yet |
@manforowicz a pull request amending the GitHub actions pipelines as necessary would be accepted. |
Thank you so much @pavel-kirienko, I have approved your namespace request for the |
What do you think about adding libcanard to the ESP Component Registry?
Since the ESP32 has great CAN bus support, having libcanard packaged in an ESP component would make it more accessible to developers.
Doing this would probably entail:
Requesting an OpenCyphal namespace through the ESP Registry permissions page. Giving key contributors access to this namespace.
Packaging up libcanard by following the Packaging ESP-IDF Components guide. This requires adding some metadata and build files.
Uploading the package to the ESP registry each time there's an update.
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