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esphome run esp12e.yaml | esphome run esp12e.yaml | ||
My yaml file includes "ota:" which adds the "over-the-air" updates capability. | |||
After the first successful upload over USB, it is faster to use OTA subsquently, | |||
and it is no longer necessary to pull the (for example) Martin Jerry S-01 switch | |||
out of the wall to update it, it can happen over-the-air and in-the-wall. | |||
Check /etc/hosts on Bellman to find the correct IP address; this is for wemos2 | |||
esphome --device 192.168.123.204 --client-id wemos2 --verbose run wemos2.yaml | |||
Revision as of 04:34, 30 September 2021
Its home is at https://esphome.io
See the README but basically set up is
conda create -n esphome conda activate esphome pip install esphome
Then build a yaml file, possibly with
esphome wizard esp12e.yaml
and install
esphome run esp12e.yaml
My yaml file includes "ota:" which adds the "over-the-air" updates capability. After the first successful upload over USB, it is faster to use OTA subsquently, and it is no longer necessary to pull the (for example) Martin Jerry S-01 switch out of the wall to update it, it can happen over-the-air and in-the-wall.
Check /etc/hosts on Bellman to find the correct IP address; this is for wemos2
esphome --device 192.168.123.204 --client-id wemos2 --verbose run wemos2.yaml
