- esp-idf-lib VS esp_lte_modem
- esp-idf-lib VS esp32-led-controller
- esp-idf-lib VS TinyGo-On-ESP32
- esp-idf-lib VS ESP8266Audio
- esp-idf-lib VS esp8266-rgb-led-strip
- esp-idf-lib VS esp-idf-st7789
- esp-idf-lib VS esp32_nat_router
- esp-idf-lib VS lv_port_esp32
- esp-idf-lib VS WUD-Ducky
- esp-idf-lib VS blackmagic-esp32-s2
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esp-idf-lib reviews and mentions
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Help with ESP-IDF transition.
External libraries are added as 'components'. I suggest you take a look at the great work by UncleRus et al, you can add the repository as a git submodule and add the items you want to use as a 'REQUIRES' statement in your CMakeLists.txt file.