I've looked on this site and github, but I can't find any clear instructions on how to do it.
I've looked on this site and github, but I can't find any clear instructions on how to do it.
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QuickFix wrote:The install instructions are quite clear as they are described on the GitHub page.
They are, however, written for Windows, Mac OS and Linux use, but I guess for the Raspberry Pi should be similar (not familiar with the Pi's myself).
What installing options have you tried already?
Please remember that, for the boards-manager option, you first have to enter the ESP8266-json URL into the preferences of the Arduino IDE, close and restart the Arduino IDE and then go to the boards-manager option (under "Tools"->"Board"-menu) to download and install the ESP-core.
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