I just released v0.2.0 that fixes a bug that caused the previous two versions not to work if there were no prior settings in SPIFFS. Also moved the normalization and deduplication to the OOKwiz::loop() task, so the ISRs are now truly skinny.

What I meant is that some of the supported radio modules hardly do anything themselves other than just outputting "pulses" after mixing down from the tuned frequency. So if it is only registering the time since last pulse and recording it to a pre-allocated array of memory, then it isn't ...

I've given thought to making what is now loop() its own task but decided against it because I figured this way gives the user more control over when to run other things. Also it's not critical as loop() doesn't need to run often, only often enough to pick up every unique packet. And things get hairy...

Hi there, I think I wrote something that might interest the rest of the community here. It's called OOKwiz, it deals with on/off keyed radio signals, it's open source (LGPL3) and I think it can serve as a solid and time-saving foundation for some of the things people are building here. Please check ...