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## About RippleCore
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RippleCore is a portable C++ library which provides classes for adding multi-hop packet routing to embedded projects typically employing packet radios like LoRa.
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It is commercially known as the 'R2' protocol, and is the successor LoRa routing engine to the ['Ripple' project](https://buymeacoffee.com/ripplebiz).
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At present it is mostly aimed at Arduino projects, using the [PlatformIO](https://docs.platformio.org) tools, but could potentially be integrated into other environments.
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## Getting Started
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You'll need to install PlatformIO, and an IDE in which it runs, like VSCode. Once installed, you should just be able to open this folder as a project, and it will read the platformio.ini file, and bring in all the required dependencies.
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There are a number of build environments defined in the platformio.ini file, all targeting the Heltec V3 LoRa boards. For example, **[env:Heltec_v3_chat_alice]** is the target for building/running the 'secure chat' sample app as the user 'Alice'. There is a similar env, configured to run the secure chat as the user 'Bob'.
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Try running these two examples first, flashing to two separate Heltec V3's, and use the Serial Monitor to interact with the *very basic* command-line interface.
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## Other Example Apps
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There is also a pair of examples, **'ping_client'** and **'ping_server'** which has some very basic constructs for setting up a node in a 'server'-like role, and another as client.
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There is also a **'simple_repeater'** example, which should function as a basic repeater to ALL of the various samples, like the chat ones. It also defines a few examples of some 'remote admin', like setting the clock. The **'test_admin'** example is an example of an app that remotely monitors and sends commands to the 'simple_repeater' nodes.
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## To-Do's
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Will hopefully figure out how to make this a registered PlatformIO library, so it can just be added in **lib_deps** in your own project.
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## Acknowledgments
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This project is insipired from/by the [Reticulum project, by Mark Qvist](https://reticulum.network/start.html). I recommend having a look at RNS (Reticulum Network Stack) and study, almost as a pre-requisite to this project.
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