micropython-wifi_manager
WiFi Manager for ESP8266 and ESP32 using MicroPython. (by ferreira-igor)
FILDZ_CYBEROS
IoT messaging framework built on MicroPython and ESP-NOW. (by fildz-official)
micropython-wifi_manager | FILDZ_CYBEROS | |
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2 | 2 | |
49 | 6 | |
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1.7 | 7.4 | |
7 months ago | 8 months ago | |
Python | Python | |
MIT License | MIT License |
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How to properly comply with project licenses?
Hey folks, I'm currently building a plant monitoring system with microcontrollers, mqtt and grafana as a project in university. I'm using ESP32s as my microcontrollers that are hooked up to my plants. I plan to add this library/module to my project to help me establish the wifi connection for my microcontrollers more dynamically, so that I do not have to hard code the credentials. My question is, how do I properly comply with the MIT license / give credit to that module in my code? Do I just add the license and copyright of Igor Ferreira as a comment to wifi_manager.py or do I add a subdirectory for the wifimanager and copy the license to it? I plan on licensing my project under the MIT license as well, but I obviously want to give proper credit where it's due, so I would be very happy if some of the FOSS folks could help me out here! :)
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wifi_manager break out if statement question
I am using the wifi_manager.py library from here in a project. I am posting the question here because that github does not seem maintained cause a previous question never got answered.
FILDZ_CYBEROS
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What are some alternatives?
When comparing micropython-wifi_manager and FILDZ_CYBEROS you can also consider the following projects:
micropython-rotary - MicroPython module to read a rotary encoder.
micropython-bmp280 - module for the BMP280 sensor
lib-python - Blynk IoT library for Python and Micropython
FILDZ_CYBEROS_FIRMWARE - CYBEROS firmware for CYBERWARE.
micrOS - micrOS - mini automation OS for DIY projects.
micropython-tm1637 - MicroPython driver for TM1637 quad 7-segment LED modules
WiFiManager - WiFi manager for ESP8266 - ESP12 - ESP32 - micropython
pysmartnode - Micropython Smarthome framework
micropython-wifi_manager vs micropython-rotary
FILDZ_CYBEROS vs micropython-bmp280
micropython-wifi_manager vs lib-python
FILDZ_CYBEROS vs FILDZ_CYBEROS_FIRMWARE
micropython-wifi_manager vs micrOS
FILDZ_CYBEROS vs micropython-tm1637
FILDZ_CYBEROS vs WiFiManager
FILDZ_CYBEROS vs lib-python
FILDZ_CYBEROS vs pysmartnode