* User friendly manual network configuration
* Add manual network config to the docs
* Add manual network config to the test env
Co-authored-by: DigiH <github@digih.net>
* [DOCS] - Generate board documentation automaticaly from platformio.ini
To reduce maintenance effort
* [CI] Differentiate boards from platformio.ini
So that only one line can be commented to use customs environments
* Add RGB Led management for errors, infos, and send receive events
Add RGB led management for indicators, integrate it for M5 Atom and ESP32 C3 and S3 dev board
Update Fastled version to 3.5.0.
The default behavior is with regular LED, to use RGB Led the macro RGB_INDICATORS needs to be define, along with the FASTLED_IND_TYPE, FASTLED_IND_DATA_GPIO and FASTLED_IND_NUM_LEDS
Note that some RGB led need to have a different color scheme, so in this case it can be entered along with the data PIN definition: -DFASTLED_IND_DATA_GPIO=27,GRB
* Add FastLed library to the environments
* Add OpenHAB3 tutorial and BLE binary
* Small text changes
Just a few small text changes, also writing out OMG as OpenMQTTGateway, probably clearer for new to OMG users.
Co-authored-by: DigiH <github@digih.net>
* Publishing/receiving inconsistencies
* General platformio.ini changes
General platformio.ini changes to allow for publishing/receiving settings to be defined in User_cofig.h instead of them only working if defined in the environments. Kept separate so far for discussion.
If you are on Linux and don't want to (or can't) install Chrome based browser to flash you can use the Python based flash tool from Espressif.
It took me some searching and reading the docs of esptool to get the commands to work, then I thought I can save this time for others by adding the relevant info to this how to.
This allows for directly uploading OMG to ESP32 and ESp8266 devices from the upload section of the documentation.
This will upload the latest release binary for the device selected in the dropdown menu on the webpage.
A script has been added to generate the upload page when a new release is issued.
This adds the ability to specify if the MQTT broker connection is secure via a checkbox on the config page of WiFiManager.
Also added to the WiFiManager config page is a text box to enter the brokers TLS certificate.
In the case of using manual configuration a new macro is created MQTT_SECURE_DEFAULT.
When defined as true a secure connection will be requested and the certificate defined in user_config.h will be used.
* added support for secure TLS connections
on ESP32 and ESP8266 close#101
* added TLS test builds
* added documentation for TLS
fixed some some issues in the documentation
* added documentation for error code=54
* handle 64 bits values, except for UNO
Arduino UNO is not enough powerfull to handle properly uint64_t in terms of memory so differenciate the variable type depending on the board type
With this configuration ATMega will not be able to receive with simpleReceiving 64 bits values. Of course Json will work with 64 bits values for this board.
* Simplify jsondata.success() condition
* Renamings and optimize deduplication functions
* replace 2 dimensions array by a structure so as to handle the time with an uint32_t when using an ESP (instead of a uint64_t)
* change storeValue and isAduplicate function names
* point to the rcswitch revision with the new 40 bits protocol
Co-authored-by: Leon Kiefer <leon.k97@gmx.de>
* Add a lock mechanism to improve the OTA chances of success
change TimeBeforeMQTTconnect to InitialMQTTConnectionTimeout
move delay(BLEinterval); after the scan so the first scan will always be done at start now
remove non relevant delay
add stopProcessing and startProcessing functions
