Flashing and experimenting with cheap chips like the CH32V003 can be complex. You need to install the right tooling; documentation can be found in various places, or nowhere and you just want to get started.To get you started with this chip I ported the whole compiler to the web; meaning the only thing you have to do is open a website and start playing with the examples. https://lemio.github.io/esp-wasm/
I took the examples from the awesome https://github.com/cnlohr/ch32fun/ repository, which allows you to start testing touch, control LEDs, communicate over serial etc.Since I did not buy the programmer from WCH I had to flash the ESP32-S3 as a 'funprog' programmer for the CH32, just make sure the ESP is in BOOT mode when you want to flash it (hold boot while resetting); and in Program mode when you want to use the USB port as a programmer for the CH32 (just reset it without holding BOOT).
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