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nRF8232, Arduino, and Enhanced Shockburst

We have used nRF24L01s in our most recent project but would like to switch to the nRF52832, while still using the Enhanced Shockburst radio protocol. 

We are prototyping the project (using the DK 10040) in Arduino using the core by Sandeep Mistry (and are able to access most basic functionality OK), but have not been able to find a way to implement the ESB functionality - the ESB libraries in the SDK don't seem to have been ported to Arduino. We also haven't been able to find any examples of implementing ESB in Arduino using the nRF52832.

We are wondering if anyone has any pointers to Arduino nRF52832 shockburst libraries - the only one we have found is the Radiohead library, but that doesn't seem to support the builtin ESB functionality.

We are also considering developing our own library - as we know the nRF24 pretty well - with the expectation of switching to use the SDK for proper development later. Are there are any examples or advice for doing so, that don't use the SDK (with all of its built-in dependencies)?

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