esphome-devices VS BIPES

Related:

A collection of device configurations for commercially-available hardware: https://devices.esphome.io/

A collection of Tasmota configurations for devices, many of which can also run ESPHome:

I guess https://devices.esphome.io/. Not really sure.

Yeah it's incredibly hard to reuse the chips in consumer devices with the exception of those that run on the ESP8266 and ESP32 platforms.

As someone who’s not clued on about templates etc Tasmota offers a more cut and paste solution than ESPHome. Although https://www.esphome-devices.com seems to be growing nicely now.

https://www.esphome-devices.com/

There is a lot of great retail hardware with ESP chips out in the market. The above site is a collection of ESPHome configurations for a lot of that hardware.

Do you know any specialised sites on ESP8266- / ESP32- powered consumer devices with curated, clear listings like (but another ones) https://www.esphome-devices.com/ and how you use it?

Hey u/okayElectronics , if I embed wokwi inside an iFrame, is there a way "API" to control it? For example, getting the serialized project or load a project to be parsed? I wish to integrate it with BIPES, so one could both use wokwi to simulate the circuit and program the actual board through the browser (using serial, tcp/ip or bluetooth (MicroPython)).

I have a WebBluetooth implementation channel.js (docs), webbluetooth class. It communicates with a terminal (xterm.js), but you could adapt to interpreter the message at line 697 and calling the gmaps API. Note: It comes in chunks, not complete line, so watch for "\n" to find the end of each packet.

If you need some visual help with MicroPython, you can try the web based BIPES ide (opensource, source). What you want to do look will look like this there (I made a silly tutorial to illustrate).

With this in mind, BIPES is a fully open source IDE (sourcecode), that tries to ease the (self) teaching of control theory by providing an all-in-one solution with sketching (both visual and scripting programming) and plotting, connecting to any MicroPython device via Serial, Bluetooth or TCP/IP, like the ESP32.

A full working demo is available at bipes.net.br/beta2/ui, the code at github.com/BIPES/BIPES and documentation at bipes.net.br/docs (generated with sphinx).