Lucas Rayan
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- Updated the `isActive` function in `Header.jsx` to handle root path and include logic for other paths. chore: Update package-lock.json to remove peer dependencies - Removed unnecessary peer dependencies from various packages in `package-lock.json`. feat: Update frameworks.json to include example links - Changed `exemplo_codigo` to `exemplo` and added `exemplos` links for various frameworks in `frameworks.json`. feat: Add placa images to series.json - Included image paths for different ESP32 series in `series.json`. feat: Create CodeExample component for displaying code snippets - Added a new `CodeExample.jsx` component to fetch and display code examples dynamically. feat: Add example Arduino code for Wi-Fi connection - Created `arduino.ino` example for connecting to Wi-Fi. feat: Add example code for audio playback using ESP-ADF - Created `esp-adf.c` example for audio playback using ESP-ADF. feat: Add example code for DSP operations - Created `esp-dsp.c` example demonstrating basic DSP operations. feat: Add example code for ESP-IDF LED blinking - Created `esp-idf.c` example for blinking an LED using ESP-IDF. feat: Add example code for Matter integration - Created `esp-matter.c` example for Matter device initialization and event handling. feat: Add example code for neural network operations - Created `esp-nn.c` example demonstrating basic neural network operations. feat: Add example code for face detection using ESP-WHO - Created `esp-who.c` example for face detection using ESP-WHO library. feat: Add MicroPython example for LED blinking - Created `micropython.py` example for blinking an LED using MicroPython.
This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
Getting Started
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npm run dev
# or
yarn dev
# or
pnpm dev
# or
bun dev
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