Arduino firmware for THiNX providing device management and automatic (webhook-based) OTA (over-the-air) firmware builds and updates.
Provides example implementations for ESP32 with PlatformIO.
- This is a work in progress.
- 100% functionality is not guaranteed for all the time.
- Platform.io
- Open this folder using Atom with installed Platform.io
Search for THiNX in Arduino Library Manager and install all other dependencies... or you can just copy then from the lib folder if you prefer tested versions before the latest.
Library Review in progress at: http://images.thinx.cloud/platformio/library.json
- Create account on the http://rtm.thinx.cloud/ site
- Create an API Key
- Clone ESP32 app repository
- You can store Owner ID and API Key in Thinx.h file in case your project is NOT stored in public repository. Otherwise insert API key using WiFiManager AP portal and owner will be fetched from backend.
- Build and upload the code to your device.
- After restart, connect with some device to WiFi AP 'AP-THiNX' and copy-paste the API Key and Owner ID, if you haven't hardcoded it in step 4
- Device will connect to WiFi and register itself. Check your thinx.cloud dashboard for new device.
... Then you can add own git source, add ssh-keys to access those sources if not public, attach the source to device to dashboard and click the last icon in row to build/update the device.
Note: In case you'll build/upload your project (e.g. the library) using thinx.cloud, API key will be injected automatically by THiNX CI and you should not need to set it up anymore.
You provide callback receiving String using setPushConfigCallback() method. Whenever device receives MQTT update with configuration key, it will provide all environment variables to you.
This may be also used for the WiFi Migration procedure.