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- Possibility to create an access point on the ESP32 - Possibility to make the ESP32 try to connect to multiple access points
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23 lines
1.3 KiB
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// To avoid saving your wifi credentials in the git repository, wifi-credentials.h.template is ignored by git
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// Copy this file and name it wifi-credentials.h
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// Then edit your wifi configuration
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struct WifiCredentials
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{
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const char* SSID;
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const char* password;
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};
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// Station config: for making the ESP32 connect to an existing remote access point
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// You can add one or more SSID/password pairs here
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// To disable station mode, add a single entry { NULL, NULL }
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WifiCredentials wifi_STA_credentials[] = {
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{ "REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_SSID", "REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_PASSWORD" }
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};
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// Access point config: for turning the ESP32 into an access point (the ESP32 can work in both modes at the same time)
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// Note that if you connect a smartphone to this AP, it will detect it has no internet access, and then won't send requests to it (which will result in a timeout). A workaround is to turn off mobile data to force the phone use the access point (but then you effectively don't have internet on the phone). A more practical setup is to create an access point on your phone, and have the ESP32 connect to it (in "station" mode)
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const char* wifi_AP_ssid = "REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_SSID"; // set to NULL to disable access point mode
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const char* wifi_AP_password = "REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_PASSWORD"; // set to NULL for an open access point (not recommended)
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