platformio_override.ini.example

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# Example file for 'platformio_override.ini' use.
# Either copy and paste this file, then rename removing the .example or create your
# own file: 'platformio_override.ini'
# 'platformio_override.ini' allows users to create their own environments to add, remove or change
# firmware configurations. 
#
# See: https://github.com/xoseperez/espurna/wiki/PlatformIO#customize-build-settings
# for more details.
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# Example for a standard Sonoff Basic R2 or R3 but enabling DHT support on GPIO 2.
# It can be built from VSCode/PlatformIO by selecting the 'Build: my-sonoff-build-dht' 
# build selection.

[env:my-sonoff-build-dht]
extends = env:esp8266-1m-base
src_build_flags = -DITEAD_SONOFF_BASIC -DDHT_SUPPORT=1 -DDHT_PIN=2


# Example for an environment based on a 1M byte esp8266 board. E.G. Sonoff Basic R2 or R3.
# The 'extends' key can be set to 'env:esp8266-1m-latest-base' which uses
# the latest platform build version or, 'env:esp8266-1m-base' to use the default base 
# platform build version.
# This example environment also uses 'code/espurna/config/custom.h' allowing a more refined configuration.
# See: https://github.com/xoseperez/espurna/wiki/PlatformIO#customh and 'code/espurna/config/custom.h.example'

[env:my-sonoff-build01]
extends = env:esp8266-1m-latest-base
src_build_flags = -DMY_SONOFF_BUILD01 -DUSE_CUSTOM_H


# Example for an environment the same as 'my-sonoff-build01' but with a different 'custom.h' configuration.

[env:my-sonoff-build02]
extends = env:esp8266-1m-latest-base
src_build_flags = -DMY_SONOFF_BUILD02 -DUSE_CUSTOM_H