ESPAsyncWebServer
Async Web Server for ESP8266 and ESP32 (by me-no-dev)
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C++ | OpenSCAD | |
- | Apache License 2.0 |
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ESPAsyncWebServer
Posts with mentions or reviews of ESPAsyncWebServer.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-06-08.
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Can ESP8266/ESP-WROOM-02D host an API server?
Use esp async Webserver https://github.com/me-no-dev/ESPAsyncWebServer
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Very unique color clock! Details on https://www.instructables.com/Pingo-Color-Clock-by-Illusionmanager/
I don't know what you're doing wrong, but maybe you could change to the ESPAsyncWebServer instead of the fork you're using. Since me-no-dev works at espressif, it seems like that's basically the official webserver to use and I don't see that dvarrel did much good to it in their fork.
- SOFT AP Mode for ws2812b LED Matrix Sign using esp8266 and Adafruit Neomatrix library.
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Parsing a variable to ESP8266 from either HTML or Arduino IDE (using wifi)
For something that's supposed to run at home and not be accessible from the broader Internet, you would do this by having your ESP8266 run as a WiFi client in your home internet and then using something like the EspAsynchWebServer library to make it a mini webserver than can receive requests from any browser in any of your home devices.
- ESP8266 server works for a few minutes then times out
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Arduino IoT help for user input
There is a library called ESPAsynchWebServer that will easilly allow you to run a webserver in your code on the ESP32 and ESP8266 chips with Arduino and if you check their simple example you can see it's reasonably easy to have the code for doing stuff on the hardware side (say, toggle the pin that controlls an LED) as part of the code that receives and processes HTTP requests.
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Place txt contents into HTML response?
Check out EspAsyncWebServer, it’s documentation will make clear how it would allow you to do this if you use it.
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Kill switch with ESP32 board
Go get EspAsynchServer. Check here.
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Trouble receiving http get requests
I don't know what kind of Arduino you are using, but I would never try to implement a HTTP server that wasn't asynchronous. Typically using https://github.com/me-no-dev/ESPAsyncWebServer
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Checking battery charge remotely
I would make the ESP32 serve up a web page that displays the battery status, and also handle a button click that turns on or off the relay. You are looking at using https://github.com/me-no-dev/ESPAsyncWebServer
coffee_assistant
Posts with mentions or reviews of coffee_assistant.
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and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-06-03.
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Delonghi "indecent" espresso machine
The v1 hardware PCBs are in this repo https://github.com/cs2dsb/coffee_assistant if you want to look at it for inspiration but there are a bunch of faults I need to fix (transistors rotated incorrectly for 1, which is a real bonehead mistake.)
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wifi and esp-now.... again!
I've got examples of this working: node and bridge. Those examples are self contained - I later refactored it so it's all in now.cpp which may be more useful if you want to use it as a library but probably less easy to read/understand.
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Ratio based auto-extract using esp32 on Bambino
I've just pushed it here https://github.com/cs2dsb/coffee_assistant
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I'm trying to use ESP32 boards as wireless receivers in a musical context where timing is critical, but when sending data via OSC the timing is all over the place (the click sound is generated by the PC that is sending the OSC via Wifi, showing the offset with the LED timing). Any ideas for a fix?
Here's a complete sketch that works and calls it: esp-now-bridge-test.ino
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ESP NOW library issues
WiFi "bridge"
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Did anyone successfully solved the problem of collecting sensor reports using ESP-NOW and forwarding the data via WiFi client?
I just committed a version that works with deep sleep using RTC and EEPROM to stash the channel and bridge mac.
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ESP32 WebUI library
scale/web
What are some alternatives?
When comparing ESPAsyncWebServer and coffee_assistant you can also consider the following projects:
ESP8266WebServer - ESP8266 web server for MicroPython
ESPNtpClient - High accuracy NTP library for ESP32 and ESP8266
arduinoWebSockets - arduinoWebSockets
Svelte - Cybernetically enhanced web apps
PlatformIO - Your Gateway to Embedded Software Development Excellence :alien:
svelte-websockets-example
NTPClient - Connect to a NTP server
Docs
arduino-esp32 - Arduino core for the ESP32
EnigmaIOT - Secure sensor and gateway platform based on ESP8266 and ESP32
ESPAsyncWebServer vs ESP8266WebServer
coffee_assistant vs ESPNtpClient
ESPAsyncWebServer vs arduinoWebSockets
coffee_assistant vs Svelte
ESPAsyncWebServer vs PlatformIO
coffee_assistant vs svelte-websockets-example
ESPAsyncWebServer vs NTPClient
coffee_assistant vs Docs
ESPAsyncWebServer vs svelte-websockets-example
ESPAsyncWebServer vs Svelte
ESPAsyncWebServer vs arduino-esp32
ESPAsyncWebServer vs EnigmaIOT