Using the lib in deep sleep about ccs811-esp-idf HOT 1 OPEN

Sorry for the late answer, I didn't get a notification for the issue.

I'm not quite familiar yet with deep sleep in ESP32. If it is the same as in ESP8266, the system restarts completely after waking up and the sensor is soft reset.

Your suggestion to introduce an additional parameter to avoid the soft reset and setting the default sensor mode could solve this problem. Application would also have to set sensor mode to the same mode as before deep sleep to let the sensor continue in same operation mode and to bring the driver in this sensor mode. Maybe something would have to be changed in ccs811_set_mode to avoid the setting sensor mode if it is already in this mode.

Concerning the nWAKE signal. As I understand, it simply controls the state of the communication processor. The sensor operation is not affected by nWAKE signal. You have to drive nWAKE down before and throughout each I2C communication to activate the interface. From my point of view, the GPIO for nWAKE signal should be configured as open-drain pulled-up and actively driven to low. I don't know whether ESP32 preserves pull-up state of a GPIO during deep sleep or whether you need an external pull-up resistor.

from ccs811-esp-idf.