https://github.com/Upartech/RCSwitchRmt

[Upartech]

RCSwitchRmt is an ESP32-focused, multitasking RF OOK library built on top of the RMT peripheral.
It is inspired by the classic rc-switch project but redesigned for modern ESP32 devices, offering a fully non-blocking and hardware-driven architecture for RF communication.

[github-actions]

❌ ERROR: Arduino Lint found errors with https://github.com/Upartech/RCSwitchRmt:

Linting library in RCSwitchRmt
ERROR: Path does not contain a valid Arduino library.                         
       See: https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/library-specification
       (Rule LS001)                                                           
INFO: No header file found matching library name (RCSwitchRmt.h). Best practices are for primary header filename to     
      match library name.                                                                                               
      See: https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/library-specification/#libraryproperties-file-format            
      (Rule LS008)                                                                                                      
WARNING: library.properties includes field item(s) RCSwitchRmt.h not found in library.                         
         See: https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/library-specification/#libraryproperties-file-format
         (Rule LP052)                                                                                          

Linter results for project: 1 ERRORS, 1 WARNINGS

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Linting sketch in RCSwitchRmt/examples/DemoReceiverAuto

Linter results for project: no errors or warnings

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Linting sketch in RCSwitchRmt/examples/DemoReceiverBuffer

Linter results for project: no errors or warnings

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Linting sketch in RCSwitchRmt/examples/DemoReceiverCuston

Linter results for project: no errors or warnings

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Linting sketch in RCSwitchRmt/examples/DemoTransmitterCuston

Linter results for project: no errors or warnings

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Linting sketch in RCSwitchRmt/examples/DemoTransmitterbyNrepeater

Linter results for project: no errors or warnings

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Linting sketch in RCSwitchRmt/examples/DemoTransmitterbyTime

Linter results for project: no errors or warnings

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Linter results for projects: 1 ERRORS, 1 WARNINGS

[github-actions]

Thanks for your interest in contributing to the Arduino Library Manager index @Upartech
Please resolve the error(s) mentioned in the previous comment.

After resolving the issue, trigger this check again by doing one of the following:

• Commit the required change to the branch you submitted this pull request from.
• Comment here, mentioning @ArduinoBot in the comment.

❗ NOTE: It is not necessary to open a new pull request. ❗

More information:
https://github.com/arduino/library-registry/blob/main/README.md#if-the-problem-is-with-the-pull-request

[per1234]

Hello @Upartech. Thanks for your interest in contributing to the Arduino Library Manager.

I see the bot reported a problem with your submission that will block its acceptance:

Linting library in RCSwitchRmt
ERROR: Path does not contain a valid Arduino library.                         
       See: https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/library-specification
       (Rule LS001)                                                           

Sure enough, if we take a look at your repository, we see it doesn't contain any code files, and thus is fundamentally not a valid library. Maybe you forgot to commit the files and push the commit to GitHub?

Please fix the problem so we can proceed with your submission.

You will need to do the following things:

1. Add the code to the library, making sure it is fully in compliance with the Arduino Library Specification.
2. Bump the value of the version property in the library's library.properties metadata file.
3. Create a new release or tag in the library repository.
4. Add a comment here in the pull request thread that mentions @ArduinoBot.

After that, the automated checks will run again. Once those are passing, your library will be automatically added to Library Manager.

If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know.

Regards, Per