This is migration of the KushlaVR/Web-Remote to ESP32
In order to use it: 0) Install USB/COM port driver for your ESP32 board, e.g. Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge.
- Install VSCode + PlatformIO extension.
- In PlatformIO install ESP32 platform
- Connect ESP32 board to PC
- Check connectivity and COM port using "Devices" task of PlatformIO. You should see something like that:
Executing task in folder WebRemote-ESP32: C:\Users\<Windows_User>\.platformio\penv\Scripts\platformio.exe device list < COM3
Hardware ID: USB VID:PID=10C4:EA60 SER=0001 LOCATION=1-2
Description: Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge (COM3)
- Open this project
- Select Clean project task on the project:
- Select Build task
- If everything was built successfully:
- push and hold "boot" button of your ESP32. If you don't have it -- the corresponding pin( e.g. IO0 for ESP-Cam) should be connected to GND.
- select Upload task.
- After succesfull upload -- reset board( either by button, either disconnect and re-connect it via USB). PLEASE NOTE, IF YOU HAD PIN connected to GND -- disconnect it before re-connect
- You also need to flash data folder to File System memory:
- (Optional) Erase existing flash data by selecting Erase Flash
- Upload FileSystem using corresponding task under your board's platform menu:
Now, you are done flashing firmware and file system. The next steps are the same as with regular WebRemote firmware:
- Connect from your phone/tablet/pc to corresponding WiFi network of your ESP32. The default WiFi password is 12345678
- Open webbrowser and navigate to http://192.168.4.1
- Enjoy :) "# WR-ESP32"