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Wiki documentation outdated - Warning. This wiki documentation (for ESPEasy) has become outdated. Please see ESPEasy ReadTheDocs for more up to date documentation. As not all documentation has been transferred to RTD, this Wiki can still be useful.

Download ESPEasy Sources. Building using Custom.h. Define USE_CUSTOM_H in ESPEasy_common.h. Build definition via platform.local.txt. Board definitions.

...modules-part-1-c50608 ESPEasy - MultiSensor Node for ESP8266 Modules - Part 1. to-domoticz/ ESPEasy installation on ESP8266 (preliminary to domoticz).

http://www.esp8266.nu/index.php/Tutorial_ESPEasy_Firmware_Upload. Use an ESP8266 module as a wireless sensor for temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, LUX, etc.

Espeasy. 84 likes · 4 talking about this. The ESP Easy firmware can be used to turn the ESP module into an easy multi-function sensor device for Home...

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ESPEasy can be installed directly from the Arduino IDE from the source code or from a small program (only available in Windows). ESP Easy embeds a mini web server that allows to configure the module...

ESPEasy - P3 - Domoticz - Windows - MPDMv4 AC Dimmer setup example. In this Part3 of the MPDMv4 AC Dimmer ESPEasy series we are talking about the changes that need to be done for a...

A powerful ESP plug-n-play firmware for use in a multi-node environment. Easily interface with Sensors & control Actuators without any code!

Technically, ESPEasy is the oldest alternative firmware out there. I personally found ESPEasy too unstructured and too loose for mass production (aka daily use), but on the other hand, I love it when it...

EspEasy is an open source program for ESP8266 that includes ESP-01. We need to get the EspEasy compiled Binary. Please download here. Extract the zip files on your computer.

IMPORTANT: To ensure ESPEasy MQTT works with Home Assistant, make sure you set the MQTT I have flashed the Sonoff units with ESPEasy (R121) and there is plenty of info online on how to do that.

After completing the configuration on the ESPEasy web interface, you can integrate it with most home automation platforms. For this example, I'll be using Node-RED that is running on a Raspberry Pi.