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I didn't look too deeply at it but I succeeded in getting it to compile.
- create a folder called main.
- copy main.cpp from the repository into it the folder created in 1. above and rename it main.ino
- copy main.h into the folder as well
- click on the file main.ino and the Arduino IDE should open
- Select board type ESP32 Dev Module (or whatever target you are using)
- try verify in the IDE
Great. All compiled now. I wasn't sure how to deal with the absence of a .ino file but your instructions were very clear.
Thank you.
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