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Thoughts about publishing SensorLib on components.espressif.com ? #34

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Hello!

tl;dr

I'm trying to publish IDF components that use SensorLib, but can't do so, because SensorLib itself is not published to the ESP component registry.

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I wrote a simple wrapper around SensorLib, providing an esp_lcd_touch-compatible interface for the CST226SE.

My goal is to publish this standard touch drive on the ESP component registry, along with an esp_lcd implementation for the RM690B0 AMOLED control chip, and use them as the basis for a Board Support Package for the LilyGo T4 S3. I'm hoping this will make it easier for people to start new projects on the T4 S3, with additional niceties such as DMA and big-endian handling.

I've already done this work for my own T4-based project. Now I'm cleaning up my three little libraries and trying to publish them on the registry. This fails because I'm directly relying on the code from your GitHub repo, and the registry requires that all dependencies be published on the registry as well.

Would you be open to publishing SensorLib on the ESP registry? It's a simple process. I'd offer to do it on your behalf, but I believe it must be the owner of the repo who does the publishing.

Edit: If you prefer not to publish SensorLib on the ESP registry, there's also the option of me forking it on GitHub and publishing my copy. I see that someone's done this with an older version of SensorLib. That person seems to have since abandoned that and deleted their GitHub repo. I can do something similar if that seems like a good idea.

Thanks,
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