simplify example task

lib/exampletask/GwExampleHardware.h

@@ -1,25 +0,0 @@
-#ifndef _GWEXAMPLEHARDWARE_H
-#define _GWEXAMPLEHARDWARE_H
-
-#ifdef BOARD_TEST
-#define ESP32_CAN_TX_PIN GPIO_NUM_22
-#define ESP32_CAN_RX_PIN GPIO_NUM_19
-//if using tail485
-#define GWSERIAL_TX 26
-#define GWSERIAL_RX 32
-#define GWSERIAL_MODE "UNI"
-#define GWBUTTON_PIN GPIO_NUM_39
-#define GWBUTTON_ACTIVE LOW
-//if GWBUTTON_PULLUPDOWN we enable a pulup/pulldown
-#define GWBUTTON_PULLUPDOWN
-//led handling
-//if we define GWLED_FASTNET the arduino fastnet lib is used
-#define GWLED_FASTLED
-#define GWLED_TYPE SK6812
-//color schema for fastled
-#define GWLED_SCHEMA GRB
-#define GWLED_PIN  GPIO_NUM_27
-//brightness 0...255
-#define GWLED_BRIGHTNESS 64
-#endif
-#endif

lib/exampletask/GwExampleTask.h

@@ -1,9 +1,28 @@
-#ifndef _GWEXAMPLETASK_H
-#define _GWEXAMPLETASK_H
-#include "GwExampleHardware.h"
+#pragma once
 #include "GwApi.h"
 //we only compile for some boards
 #ifdef BOARD_TEST
+
+#define ESP32_CAN_TX_PIN GPIO_NUM_22
+#define ESP32_CAN_RX_PIN GPIO_NUM_19
+//if using tail485
+#define GWSERIAL_TX 26
+#define GWSERIAL_RX 32
+#define GWSERIAL_MODE "UNI"
+#define GWBUTTON_PIN GPIO_NUM_39
+#define GWBUTTON_ACTIVE LOW
+//if GWBUTTON_PULLUPDOWN we enable a pulup/pulldown
+#define GWBUTTON_PULLUPDOWN
+//led handling
+//if we define GWLED_FASTNET the arduino fastnet lib is used
+#define GWLED_FASTLED
+#define GWLED_TYPE SK6812
+//color schema for fastled
+#define GWLED_SCHEMA GRB
+#define GWLED_PIN  GPIO_NUM_27
+//brightness 0...255
+#define GWLED_BRIGHTNESS 64
+
 void exampleTask(void *param);
 //make the task known to the core
 DECLARE_USERTASK(exampleTask);
@@ -11,5 +30,4 @@ DECLARE_USERTASK(exampleTask);
 //use in config.json to only show some
 //elements when this capability is set correctly
 DECLARE_CAPABILITY(testboard,true);
-#endif
 #endif

lib/exampletask/Readme.md

@@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ Files
    Avoid including headers from other libraries in this file as this could interfere with the main code. Just only include them in your .cpp files (or in other headers).
    * [GwExampleTaks.cpp](GwExampleTask.cpp) includes the implementation of our task. This tasks runs in an own thread - see the comments in the code.
    We can have as many cpp (and header files) as we need to structure our code.  
-   * [GwExampleHardware.h](GwExampleHardware.h) includes our pin definitions for the board.
    * [config.json](config.json)<br>
      This file allows to add some config definitions that are needed for our task. For the possible options have a look at the global [config.json](../../web/config.json). Be careful not to overwrite config defitions from the global file. A good practice wood be to prefix the names of definitions with parts of the library name. Always put them in a separate category so that they do not interfere with the system ones.
      The defined config items can later be accessed in the code (see the example in [GwExampleTask.cpp](GwExampleTask.cpp)).