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# ESPWebDAV
A WiFi WebDAV server using ESP8266. Maintains the filesystem on an SD card.
Supports the basic WebDav operations.
Supports the basic WebDav operations - *PROPFIND*, *GET*, *PUT*, *DELETE*, *MKCOL*, *MOVE* etc.
The drive can be used as a networked drive to upload gcode to 3d printer's SD card. Additional interface will be required to avoid accessing SD card when printer is reading from it.
Once the WebDAV server is running on the ESP8266, a WebDAV client like Windows can access the filesystem on the SD card just like a cloud drive. The drive can also be mounted like a networked drive, and allows copying/pasting/deleting files on SD card remotely.
### 3D Printer
I am using this setup as a networked drive for 3D Printer running Marlin. Following circuit with ESP8266 and MicroSD adapter is fabricated on a PCB. A full size SD card adapter is glued to one end and provides access to all SPI data lines. ESP8266 code avoids accessing micro SD card, when Marlin is reading/writing to it (detected using Chip Select line).
GCode can be directly uploaded from the slicer to this remote drive, thereby simpliying the workflow.
![Printer Hookup Diagram](PrinterHookup.png)
## Dependencies:
1. [ESP8266 Arduino Core version 2.4](https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino)