menu "ESP-NimBLE-CPP configuration" choice NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL prompt "NimBLE CPP log verbosity" default NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_NONE help Select NimBLE CPP log verbosity level. config NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_NONE bool "No logs" config NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR bool "Error logs" config NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_WARNING bool "Warning logs" config NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_INFO bool "Info logs" config NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG bool "Debug logs" endchoice #NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL config NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL int default 0 if NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_NONE default 1 if NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR default 2 if NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_WARNING default 3 if NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_INFO default 4 if NIMBLE_CPP_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG config NIMBLE_CPP_ENABLE_RETURN_CODE_TEXT bool "Show NimBLE return codes as text in debug log." default "n" help Enabling this option will display return code values as text messages in the debug log. This will use approximately 8kB of flash memory. config NIMBLE_CPP_ENABLE_GAP_EVENT_CODE_TEXT bool "Show NimBLE gap events as text in debug log." default "n" help Enabling this option will display gap event codes as text messages in the debug log. This will use approximately 1kB of flash memory. config NIMBLE_CPP_ENABLE_ADVERTISEMENT_TYPE_TEXT bool "Show advertisment types as text in debug log." default "n" help Enabling this option will display advertisment types recieved while scanning as text messages in the debug log. This will use approximately 250 bytes of flash memory. config NIMBLE_CPP_ATT_VALUE_TIMESTAMP_ENABLED bool "Enable timestamps to be stored with attribute values." default "n" help Enabling this option will store the timestamp when an attribute value is updated. This allows for checking the last update time using getTimeStamp() or getValue(time_t*). If disabled, the timestamp returned from these functions will be 0. Disabling timestamps will reduce the memory used for each value. config NIMBLE_CPP_ATT_VALUE_INIT_LENGTH int "Initial attribute value size (bytes) for empty values." range 1 512 default 20 help Sets the default allocation size (bytes) for each attribute if not specified when the constructor is called. This is also the size used when a remote characteristic or descriptor is constructed before a value is read/notifed. Increasing this will reduce reallocations but increase memory footprint. endmenu