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Top 23 C++ esp8266-arduino Projects
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NeoPixelBus
An Arduino NeoPixel support library supporting a large variety of individually addressable LEDs. Please refer to the Wiki for more details. Please use the GitHub Discussions to ask questions as the GitHub Issues feature is used for bug tracking.
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AutoConnect
An Arduino library for ESP8266/ESP32 WLAN configuration at runtime with the Web interface
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RemoteDebug
Library for Arduino to debug projects over WiFi, with web app or telnet, with print commands like Serial Monitor
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dscKeybusInterface
An Arduino/esp8266/esp32 library to directly interface with DSC security systems.
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InfluxDB-Client-for-Arduino
Simple library for sending measurements to an InfluxDB with a single network request. Supports ESP8266 and ESP32.
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ArtnetWifi
Arduino library for Art-Net (artnet) over WiFi, send and receive DMX data. Runs on ESP8266, ESP32, Pi Pico W, WiFi101 and WiFiNINA devices.
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ezTime
ezTime — pronounced "Easy Time" — is a very easy to use Arduino time and date library that provides NTP network time lookups, extensive timezone support, formatted time and date strings, user events, millisecond precision and more.
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WiFi-remote-for-Bestway-Lay-Z-SPA
Hack - ESP8266 as WiFi remote control for Bestway Lay-Z spa Helsinki
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TM16xx
Arduino TM16xx library for LED & KEY and LED Matrix modules based on TM1638, TM1637, TM1640 and similar chips. Simply use print() on 7-segment and use Adafruit GFX on matrix.
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BresserWeatherSensorReceiver
Bresser 5-in-1/6-in-1/7-in-1 868 MHz Weather Sensor Radio Receiver for Arduino based on CC1101, SX1276/RFM95W or SX1262
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FastLEDHub
Control multiple FastLED lightstrip animations on the ESP8266 and ESP32 without reuploading.
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ESPHome-Arduino-Port-Expander
An Arduino Port Expander for ESPHome with added Arduino Mega 2560 support
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This library (and some others) supports them: https://github.com/Makuna/NeoPixelBus
If anyone is interested in having this type of real-time usage data for their own own home, I highly recommend IoTaWatt: https://iotawatt.com
It's a completely local energy monitor that you can install into your home's circuit breaker panel, and then view dashboards or read data via an API from a local web server running on-device. You choose how many sensors you want, but you can monitor your whole home as well as individual circuits.
For example, I track and trigger automations when my various appliances (laundry, dishwasher, microwave, etc) start/stop. It's very cool. Just be warned that it does require some research, basic understanding of electricity, and comfort working with high voltage mains connections if you plan to DIY it but I found it approachable and easy to setup.
What it looks like: https://i.ibb.co/qBVmBD1/IMG-1595.jpg
Project mention: I want an easy serial monitor without having to connect a laptop | /r/esp32 | 2023-05-25https://github.com/JoaoLopesF/RemoteDebug maybe you can try this
The ESPixelStick V3 is a WiFi Pixel and DMX single output controller built around the ESP8266 platform. It utilizes industry standard E1.31 sACN and DDP protocols for control of up to 680 WS2811 pixels (4 Universes) or 63 GECE Pixels. It also supports DMX and Renard devices with a built-in RS485 transceiver for driving DMX and differential Renard inputs. The on board switching regulator allows you to power the ESPixelStick with 5V-24V. Just match the voltage of the pixels you are using, no voltage configuration is required. The ESPixelStick firmware is open source with binary builds available.
Project mention: I'm a security technician. I found out where all our Pis are going. Access control panel I'm working on: | /r/raspberry_pi | 2023-06-20The sensors themselves are relatively easy to defeat, a strong enough magnet in the right position and you can pop a door or window open without tripping the sensor. This specific DSC panel was chosen as the bus protocol was unencrypted(the only reasonable attack would be a playback attack, everything needs a user, master, or installer code), but it would be relatively easy to add an esp8266 behind the wall plate of a keypad. (take notes, this is why you should have motion detectors wired inside, and add latching tamper zones). I don't have to worry about the encryption issue, since the keybus line doesn't go outside of a locked closet, which will probably use the latching tamper preset.
Project mention: Synchronize 25 ESP8266 to start playback of an audio file at the same time | /r/arduino | 2023-12-08This is a perfect use case for MQTT, e.g. this library for ESP boards. Create a broker on the network (e.g. a Raspberry Pi running Mosquitto, and have all the ESP boards subscribe to a topic. When you want to play a sound, publish a message to the topic, and all of the ESPs should see it very quickly. You don't need to synchronize clocks any more because it's simply based on the timing of publishing a message.
If each ESP has WiFi access, then you can post the sensor readings straight to a database. There are libraries available for the ESP32 that make it easy to upload datapoints to e.g. an InfluxDB database. You can visualize the data in a neat dashboard with software like Grafana. You could setup a Raspberry Pi or an old laptop/pc to run an InfluxDB and Grafana server, but there are cloud options as well. There are many guides and tutorials available for getting InfluxDB and Grafana running on your own machine, often with the intention to store and visualize sensor data from various sensors at home. Then you just have to write some code with a fitting library, e.g. this InfluxDB Client that sends the sensor readings to the database.
ArtnetWifi being one of the most used, you can see that it combines universe byte and subnet byte here
https://github.com/visualapproach/WiFi-remote-for-Bestway-Lay-Z-SPA Maybe a good start
Project mention: How to get started adding WebDAV on ESP32-PICO-D4 based SD card? | /r/esp32 | 2023-10-07
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Index
What are some of the best open-source esp8266-arduino projects in C++? This list will help you:
Project | Stars | |
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1 | NeoPixelBus | 1,150 |
2 | AutoConnect | 877 |
3 | HASwitchPlate | 717 |
4 | IoTaWatt | 603 |
5 | RemoteDebug | 602 |
6 | ESPixelStick | 521 |
7 | dscKeybusInterface | 476 |
8 | EspMQTTClient | 418 |
9 | InfluxDB-Client-for-Arduino | 356 |
10 | ArtnetWifi | 342 |
11 | ezTime | 314 |
12 | ESP-WebOTA | 279 |
13 | Split-Single-Phase-Energy-Meter | 255 |
14 | WiFi-remote-for-Bestway-Lay-Z-SPA | 239 |
15 | WakeOnLan | 161 |
16 | TM16xx | 155 |
17 | ESPAsyncE131 | 117 |
18 | BresserWeatherSensorReceiver | 94 |
19 | ESP8266-I2C-Driver | 75 |
20 | FastLEDHub | 45 |
21 | ESPWebDAV | 35 |
22 | ESPHome-Arduino-Port-Expander | 12 |
23 | Mach3Controller | 12 |
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