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*SPIFFS Deprecation Warning* Finally, SPIFFS's technical support ends. For internal Flash partition usage, we should only use LittleFS or FatFS. This video compares these two file systems to help you find the one that's right for you. [SPIFFS Deprecation Warning] 🤍 [LittleFS - A high-integrity embedded file system] 🤍 [WT32-SC01 Plus] 🤍 #FatFs #LittleFS #SPIFFS #ESP32 #ThatProject
So we have the equivalent of a very small SSD in each of our ESP8266s and ESP32s but it mostly remains unused. Instead of using SD cards for trivial files let's use the built in flash file store. JLCPCB Only $2 for PCB Prototype any colour 🤍 00:00 Welcome Back! 01:06 Sponsor Message - JLCPCB 🤍 02:09 Video continues 04:22 SPIFFS explained 07:25 Installing the LITTLEFS.h library 09:30 Installing the "data file upload" tools into the IDE (one-time operation) 13:10 The ESP32 parameters for the SPIFFS partition and more! 18:02 Uploading our files from the DATA folder 19:12 Uploading the sketch to read those files 20:31 The sketch walk-through 23:46 Summary See more info: 🤍 SPIFFS stands for SPI Flash File System. A bit like your SSD in your PC. SPI is a protocol that is often used in the Arduino arena (it stands for Serial Peripheral Interconnect, but that's why we call it SPI). Flash is the memory on your μController. Yes, your sketch resides in Flash memory. File System is the term for storing "files" in that memory. Yes, just like on that SD card. So we can store files in this SSD-like memory on our ESP8266s and ESP32s? Yes, but not on an Arduino UNO or similar because we just don't have anywhere near the memory required for this. The bad news is that SPIFFS has been deprecated by Espressif (the designers of ESP8266/ESP32) because it was not resilient enough. And relatively slow, too. The replacement LITTLEFS is even power-interruption resilient and the File System will not be corrupted if the power disappears during a write operation. Allegedly. Even if one file gets corrupted, the rest are safe. Espressif state: "SPIFFS is the original filesystem and is ideal for space and RAM constrained applications that utilize many small files and care about static and dynamic wear levelling and don’t need true directory support. Filesystem overhead on the flash is minimal as well." Read more on my GitHub: 🤍 ### List of all my videos (Special thanks to Michael Kurt Vogel for compiling this) 🤍 Benny's Life Story, Best Cat Ever. 🤍 - INFORMATION - Official document regarding SPIFFS vs LITTLEFS 🤍 All about the ESP32 - features guide 🤍 ### List of all my videos (Special thanks to Michael Kurt Vogel for compiling this) 🤍 - ESP32 - ESP32 Universal SPIFFS, LITTELFS and FATFS tools for Arduino IDE 🤍 🤍 Dennis Phillips (viewer) says: I thought it might be worth mentioning that for users of PlatformIO the tools are also available. 🤍 Thanks Dennis! Note: You need the following 3 files: esp32fs.zip, mkfatfs.zip and x86_64-64.minw32-mklittlefs-....zip Above is a fork from the original code here: 🤍 - ESP8266 - Arduino IDE ESP8266 filesystem: 🤍 🤍 Note: You need the following 1 file: ESP8266FS-0.5.0.zip (if there is a higher version, take it) PRODUCTS ESP32 modules are inexpensive these days. Here are a few examples. The links might be affiliate links which can earn my channel some money to buy more stuff. Just click on a link before you buy *anything* from Banggood, Aliexpress or Amazon (UK). ESP32 Development Board WiFi+Bluetooth Ultra Low Power Consumption Dual Cores About $7 + shipping 🤍 Similar board, but cheaper at $4.99 (on sale until 31 Dec 2020): 🤍 Note: from China, USA and UK ESP8266 (bare - no USB socket) $3.99 🤍 ESP8266 by Geekcreit® NodeMcu Lua CH340G V3 with USB socket $4.99 🤍 Two line (16 x 2) LCD display, Black/Green, very easy to use with I2C only £3.99 🤍 ESP32-DevKitC core board ESP32 development board (ESP32-WROOM-32D or 32U) $3.99 plus shipping 🤍 If you like this video please give it a thumbs up, share it and if you're not already subscribed please consider doing so and joining me on my Arduinite journey My channel, GitHub and blog are here: 🤍 🤍 🤍
In this video, I introduce SPIFFS and JSON and store configuration data. You get an introduction of both important technologies: JSON and SPIFFS. Links: ESP8266 filesystem uploader: 🤍 Online JSON Editor: 🤍 ESP8266 SPIFFS Docu: 🤍 Supporting Material and Blog Page: 🤍 Github: 🤍 If you want to support the channel and buy from Banggood use this link to start your shopping: 🤍 (no additional charges for you) Official Wemos Store: 🤍 🤍 🤍
ESP32 and SPIFFS Step By Step. Working through some example sketches to play video on ESP32 and the ILI9341, I find the wiring for the SD card does not seem to work like it does on the ILI9225. So I push on to use SPIFFS examples. This is when I realize I have not worked with SPIFFS before so let's learn how to work with SPIFFS on ESP32. My previous video: Getting Started with ESP32 and the ILI9341 TFT LCD Display 🤍 Working on examples from: Play Video With ESP32 🤍 Arduino ESP32FS Plugin 🤍 How to delete a file from SPIFFS 🤍
Spiffs aren’t just one of the sounds you make in a proper beatbox battle – they have a lot to do with your sales too. Let’s look at how much weight you give spiffs in the tire industry and how much they influence the products you recommend and sell. Now, for the uninitiated, the word “Spiff” is short for “Sales Program Incentive Funds.” Spiffs are a way of marketing or promoting a particular product – think special pricing, trips, experiences, bonuses, things like that – except a spiff isn’t directly advertised to the consumer. Instead, these benefits go to the seller. It’s essentially an opportunity for the manufacturer to entice dealers to recommend their brand to the dealer’s customers for the duration of the spiff. The dealer gets a sweet incentive, and as an added bonus, it gives those dealers another excuse to flaunt their tire expertise to customers face to face. Spiffs work better in some industries than others. Spiffs happen to work very well in the tire industry because many drivers critically depend on their friendly neighborhood tire dealer to inform them of the best tire for them. In fact, in a recent survey distributed to our independent tire dealer audience, 68% of you said at least half of your customers will switch brands based on salesperson recommendations. And 6% of you said you can get a customer to switch brands over 90% of the time. But is this recommendation based upon a spiff? Seventeen percent of you say you never let a spiff influence the products you recommend, and 25% say you rarely do. But 59% say that, at least sometimes, a spiff helps determine the recommendation, with 11% saying they almost exclusively rely on spiffs to know what to sell. So, there’s no doubt: Spiffs work. We also asked you what percentage of your customers buy tires exclusively on price, and the data was all over the board. Price matters, but it doesn’t matter as much as your recommendation for many drivers. So, what contributes to a good spiff anyway? Well, 61% of you say it’s got to have a financial incentive. Also, 54% of you need it to be easy. The program needs to be hands-off, easy to understand and perhaps even automated. Customers are more likely to buy brands they recognize, so 38% of you say it helps when the spiff is already coming from a manufacturer they know. We see this data backed up in our survey results. Sixty-five percent of you say that you have received a monetary award via a spiff, while slightly less of you, at 56%, say you have received a non-monetary award via a spiff. Not to be overlooked, though, many of you told us on the side that regardless of spiff potential, it’s got to be a quality product or you won’t sell it. That’s the bottom line. You may respect two products equally but recommend one over the other because of a particularly tempting spiff. And that’s what they’re there for. Don’t feel bad about being charmed by the incentives of a spiff. Just don’t let your spiff be your guide above all else. Instead, use it to your advantage, and as a great excuse to engage your customer with your personal recommendation. Tire Review: 🤍tirereview.com Wix Filters: 🤍wix.com
How to use SPIFFS partitions with esp32. Tutorial on my blog: 🤍 Github repository for the source code: 🤍
(*Make sure you use one of the supported versions of Arduino IDE and have ESP8266 core installed) Demonstrates how to add the Upload Plugin to the IDE, where to create the 'data' folder for files to be uploaded, then demonstrates an upload. When completed files are available to ESP8266 programmes using SPIFFS. Get the code from here: 🤍
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ESP32 SPIFFS in Arduino, In todays video we will learn how to save files onto your ESP32. All my code will be available on my Patreon page: 🤍 🤍patreon.com/asali Links: 🤍 🤍 Sparkfun ESP32 thing Affiliate link: 🤍 Normal link: 🤍 Normal ESP32 (cheaper) Affiliate link: 🤍 Normal link: 🤍 Credits: Music: Classique - Francis Preve Thumbnail & video icons: Licensed by 🤍 Arrow icon by 🤍 Save icon by 🤍 ESP32 icon by myself
ESP IDF SPIFFS filesystem usage example with file write, read and dir/ls command. Code: 🤍
Using the SPI Flash File System on the ESP8266 in-place of the SD-Card hardware based system. In most instances the implementation of SPIFFS is straightforward and relatively easy to do. Examples are provided here: 🤍 SPIFFS Documentation here: 🤍 PDF of slides:🤍
Te quiero ensenar algo que te ayudara en muchos proyectos para salvar información dentro de la memoria interna del ESP32 o ESP8266 👇 👇 HAZ CLICK 👇 👇 👈 Anterior Video "Depuración por WIFI con el ESP32 y ESP8266": 🤍 🎥 Playlist(Arduino ESP32 y Arduino ESP8266): 🤍 💻 Código: 🤍 Link referencia: 🔗 Herramienta LittleFs para ESP8266: 🤍 🔗 Herramienta LittleFs para ESP32: 🤍 🔗 Explicación de LittleFs: 🤍 Componentes electrónicos: 🤖 esp32 USA: 🤍 MX: 🤍 🤖 esp8266 USA: 🤍 🤍 MX: 🤍 🤍 Link de Afilaron de amazon, ganamos una comisión si los usas 🕓 Índice: 00:00 inicio 00:22 ¿Que veremos? 00:50 Los integrados ESP 01:05 ¿Que es un Filesystem? 01:26 Secciones de memoria en el ESP 02:00 Nota: Usaremos Arduino 1.9.19 02:32 Libreara LittleFS 03:34 Empezamos con los códigos 05:05 Formatear 05:44 Formatear para el EPS32 05:55 Formatear para el ESP8266 08:11 Como se trabaja con los archivos 08:42 Escribir 09:31 Leer 10:49 Agregar texto 11:39 Borrar archivos 12:57 Organizar archivos 15:07 De cuanta memoria disponemos 15:33 Memoria en el EPS32 16:38 Memoria en el EPS8266 17:04 Cuanta memoria te queda 18:26 Como cargar archivos 20:05 Rutas donde guarda la herramienta 20:09 Ruta ESP8266 20:24 Ruta ESP32 21:02 Como usar la herramienta 21:36 Herramienta en ESP32 22:42 Herramienta en ESP8266 Únete Comunidad: 👾 Discord: 🤍 Redes Sociales: 🎙 Tiktok: 🤍 🟢 Kick: 🤍 📸 Instagram: 🤍 🐦 Twitter: 🤍 ⛓ Otras: 🤍 Links: 👏🏽 Subscribe: 🤍 ☕ Donar un café: 🤍 ✨ Haste miembro: 🤍 🚂 Sitio Web: 🤍 Creado con los Aliados: 🧙🏼♂️ Editor - ingjuan 🧙🏼♂️ fotógrafa - paty #ChepeCarlos 🦾 Creado gracias al Apoyo de Miembros(Patrocinadores): Maker ESP: ramiro gattas, nery kastillo, Carlos Olivares Santis. Maker Uno: federicoymarta garcia garcia, Manuel Alegría, Fernando Armada, Waldo Ratti, Claudio Bloise, EDUARDO MARCELO PALACIOS, Lolailo Aviles Arroyo. 🔭 Agrega tu nombre, Únete tú también 🤍 🔭 👊 Avances Exclusivo para Miembros: 🤍 👊
When you power cycle or switch of the ESP32 all variables are lost. So how do you save your settings? In this video I show how to create a config file so you can store any number of variables. There are two versions of the code on Github, namely one using the SPIFFS library and one using the LittleFS library. If you are using the ESP32 board library v2.0.4 or newer, please use LittleFS, otherwise use SPIFFS. The video explains the SPIFFS version, but the LittleFS code works just the same. Github: 🤍 Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:28 How to store multiple variables in a string with JSON 1:02 Download from Github - NOTE: link has been updated in Video Description 1:34 Explanation of code: libraries and general stuff 2:50 Explanation of code: setup 4:52 Explanation of code: saving variables to config file 7:02 Explanation of code: saving variables from config file 9:41 Explanation of code: main loop 11:11 Testing code Corrections: 01:08 I have renamed the Github Repository to "Esp32ConfigFile" as both SPIFFS and LittleFS versions are available now. The .ino file is renamed as well. 01:23 If you are using the ESP32 board library v2.0.4 or newer, please use Esp32ConfigFileLittleFS, otherwise use Esp32ConfigFileSPIFFS. The video explains the SPIFFS version, but the LittleFS code works just the same.
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Создаем файловую систему SPIFFS на микроконтроллере ESP8266/ESP32 для хранения данных в среде программирования Arduino IDE. Текстовую версию можно посмотреть на сайте: 🤍 В видео на 22.08 минуте размер файла выводится 0, это связано с небольшой ошибкой в программе, для ESP32 необходимо было написать в цикле следующий текст: while(file) { Serial.print("file ");Serial.print(file.name()); Serial.print("\t"); Serial.print("size ");Serial.println(file.size()); file = dir.openNextFile(); // openNextFile }
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In this ESP32 video tutorial, we will guide you through the process of uploading sketch data files to ESP32's SPIFFS (EEPROM) using Arduino IDE. If you're working with ESP32 and need to store any files in EEPROM, this step-by-step guide is perfect for you. We'll cover everything you need to know in just 4 simple steps. = Enjoyed this video? consider subscribing! 👇 🤍 Tool Link: 🤍 Code Link: 🤍 Blog Page Instructables: Coming soon! Minov Blogs: coming soon Hackster: coming soon 🔗_Connect with Mission Critical_🔗 Patreon - 🤍 Twitter - 🤍 Instagram - 🤍 Facebook - 🤍 ⚠️Copyright Disclaimer⚠️ Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. = Timestamp: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:22 Step 1🧐 00:00:51 Step 2🤑 00:01:24 Step 3😎 00:01:37 Step 4😅 00:02:44 Conclusion and helpful tips😷
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⏬ How to Install SPIFFS uploader Plugin in an Arduino IDE ➡️ This video tutorial is *(deprecated)*, Earlier It was designed for older, legacy versions of Arduino IDE's (1.8.X), 4 years ago. Now in 2023, The SPIFFS method is not compatible/supported with latest (2.X) IDE versions. SPIFFS with Arduino IDE technical support ended in 2022. Hence, For internal Flash partition usage, you should only use LittleFS or FatFS. Following video compares these two file systems to help you find the one that's right for you. ▶️ for more info you can refer following video also 🔗 🤍 If you’re using VS Code with the PlatformIO extension, read the following tutorials instead 📌 ESP32 SPIFFS ESP-IDF - 🔗 🤍 📌 ESP32 SPIFFS ESP-IDF 🔗 🤍 ⏰ Timestamps 00:00 Start 00:32 Introduction to SPIFFS 02:03 Instructions - How to install SPIFFS for ESP8266 04:28 [Demo] - How to install SPIFFS for ESP8266 07:30 Instructions - How to install SPIFFS for ESP32 09:43 [Demo] - How to install SPIFFS for ESP8232 11:30 [Demo] - How to use SPIFFS to upload data into ESP devices 📷 About Video - 🚩 We’re starting new video series on DIY mini projects on IoT. ESP Chips i.e ESP8266 & ESP32 and the development boards build around them like e.g NodeMCU, Adafruit Feather Huzzah etc. are very popular in IoT applications. 🚩 So in previous videos we’ve seen basic concepts, topologies and facts used in Embedded Systems, Introduction about these chips and development boards and how to add/Install ESP8266 & ESP32 Dev Boards in an Arduino IDE in order to program them. 🚩 Now in this video we’ll see How to install SPIFFS uploader plugin in an Arduino IDE. 🚩 SPIFFS is a lightweight filesystem created for microcontrollers with a flash chip, which are connected by SPI bus, like the ESP32/ESP8266 flash memory. 🚩 In this video we’re going to show how to easily upload files to the ESP32 filesystem using a plugin for Arduino IDE. 🚩 SPIFFS lets you access the flash memory like you would do in a normal filesystem in your computer, but simpler and more limited. You can read, write, close, and delete files. #make2explore #ESP32 #SPIFFS |||| 🌐 Important Links Visit ▶️ 🤍 Visit ▶️ 🤍 ☎️ for source code and queries contact us on - info🤍make2explore.com 🚀 Telegram - 🤍make2explore |||| |||| 🤍make2explore.com 📕 Who we are *make2explore Embedded Systems* is a Tech Startup, working in the fields of Electronics, Embedded Systems, Robotics and STEM Education. We develop DIY Robotics Kits, Embedded Electronics Hobby Kits and STEM Educational Kits for Students and Hobbyists. Check out our blog: ► 🤍 Like us on Facebook: ► 🤍 Follow us on twitter: ► 🤍 Follow us on Instagram: ► 🤍 Follow us on Pinterest: ► 🤍 |||| 🎵 Music – "Escape by Sappheiros" is under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 3.0) Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: 🤍 - - -
In the recent versions of PlaformIO they've hidden the upload Filesystem command. It used to be very easy to find from the command palette, but now you have to dig into several layers of menus to find it! Hopefully, this will help anyone who is looking to upload SPIFFS using Platform.io Components: ESP32 Dev board: 🤍 - Want to help support the channel? I'm accepting coffee on 🤍
We will implement Wi-Fi connection, web server function, and SPIFFS on ESP32. Although it is a series that eventually produces smart remote controls, this content alone is complete. For development, we will use Arduino and ESP32 to realize it. ● “Hobby IT” site 🤍 ● Smart remote control production 1.Overview 🤍 2. LED "L blinking" 🤍 3. Infrared receiving sensor 🤍 4. Infrared transmission LED 🤍 5. LED operation with smartphone 🤍 6. Remote control with smartphone 🤍 7. Operate with smartphone from outside, link with AI speaker 🤍 ● Libraries and tools [Library: ESPAsyncWebServer] 🤍 [Library: AsyncTCP] 🤍 [Tool: Arduino ESP32 filesystem uploader] 🤍 ●Others [ESP32 data sheet (official)] 🤍
In this video, we will see how use the SPIFFS file system. We will create a file and store data inside. Later, we will see how to read from it. Site that we will be using : easycoding.tn DONATION This video and the tool was useful for you and want to support the creator, a donation is welcome. 🤍 Full playlist: 🤍 Video code: 🤍 If you don't have the components, you can buy from this link. 🤍 Facebook page: Easy Coding Tunisia Facebook group: 🤍 If you have any problem and want to ask question, you can comment
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Just a short Tutorial how to install the SPIFFS Plugin for the Arduino IDE and flash the Filesystem. Here you can download the Plugin: 🤍 Here you can download the SPIFFS_test Sketch: 🤍 If you want to support me, you can buy here: The board(affiliate link - leads to ebay): 🤍
HI, In this tutorial, we will learn how to use the SPIFFS file system on the ESP32 microcontroller. SPIFFS, or SPI Flash File System, is a simple and efficient way to store files on the ESP32's internal flash memory. We will cover how to format the flash memory, create, write, read, update, and delete files, as well as how to rename and remove files. This video is perfect for beginners and those who want to streamline their ESP32 projects with on-board storage. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a solid understanding of how to use SPIFFS and be able to store data in your ESP32 projects with ease. Related Blog: 🤍
In this video, I demonstrate how to set up a web server on an ESP32 and serve content from the SPIFFS filesystem. Platform.io have moved the Upload FS command and made it quite hard to find - see here if you are struggling - 🤍 We set up and endpoint so that we can switch an LED on and off. You can add WiFi control to any of your projects. I show you how to build a simple User Interface using HTML and JavaScript. And then we serve that UI directly from the ESP32 using files stored in the SPIFFS filesystem. This makes our device completely self-contained. I also show how you can compress the content to save valuable space. The GitHub repo with the sample code can be found here: 🤍 If you enjoyed this video please subscribe to the atomic14 channel by clicking here: 🤍
Gestione del FileSystem, file e cartelle, su Arduino. Nello specifico andiamo ad usare un ESP 8266 compatibile con Arduino per gestire i file sulla flash del dispositivo, quindi senza memorie SD esterne. La qualità del video non è il massimo,ma spero di riesco ugualmente a capire :/ Per gestire i file ho usato due tipologie di FileSystem SPIFFS e LittleFS. La documentazione delle API è disponibile qui [🤍 Gestione della board ESP8266 [🤍 Tool caricamento file SPIFFS [🤍 Tool caricamento file LittleFS [🤍 Repository con gli script di test [🤍 Se volete offrirmi una Sprite [🤍 00:00 Into 00:35 Installazione Board ESP8266 02:07 SPIFFS Uploader 03:35 Script lettura file SPIFFS 04:53 Caricamento file 07:46 LittleFS 09:16 LittleFS Uploader 10:36 Script lettura file LittleFS 11:33 Modifica script
Hai gais, video ini menjelaskan cara program ESP32 dengan input file html di SPIFFS dengan mneggunakan javascript Video ini merupakan video pembuka untuk materi di video selanjutnya, jd tonton sampe abis ya... jangan lupa subscribe untuk mendapatkan info2 video terbaru ESP32 Tools 🤍 Library 🤍 🤍 File : 🤍 Tempat Belanja : 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍
Сегодня в видео поговорим немного о Файловой системе SPIFFS микроконтроллеров ESP8266 и ESP32. Данная тема достаточно обширная и интересная. В видео обсудим основные моменты настроек Arduino IDE для работы с файловой системой. А также загрузим визуальный редактор в плату. Который позволяет без труда создавать и редактировать текстовые файлы. А также загружать другие файлы. Например картинки. Подробнее в видео или в статье на сайте: 🤍 Проекты на Arduino: 🤍 Уроки Arduino: 🤍 Справочник языка Ардуино 🤍 - - Официальный сайт: 🤍 - Мы в контакте: 🤍 - Мы на фейсбук: 🤍
This tutorial explains how to use an Arduino IDE plugin to upload files from a computer to the ESP32 SPIFFS file system. For a written version of this tutorial with the source code, please check here: 🤍 Video tutorial explaining how to read a file from the SPIFFS file system: 🤍 Arduino IDE plugin: 🤍 Installation instructions: 🤍 FireBeetle board: 🤍 Related tutorials (written): - Serving HTML from the SPIFFS ESP32 file system: 🤍 - Serving jQuery: 🤍 - Serving Bootstrap from ESP32 SPIFFS: 🤍 - Serving image from SPIFFS: 🤍 Plenty more tutorials at my blog: 🤍
► Tutorial series: 🤍 ► Season 10 Let's Play: 🤍 ► My Info: 🤍 ► Spiffs OpenTTD Stream: 🤍 ► Part 2: 🤍 00:00 Intro 00:13 Background Info 00:59 1 Playing the long game 02:20 2 Bad signal spacing 03:33 3 Running out of trains 04:33 4 Forgetting diagonals 05:58 5 Building on farm land 06:50 6 Starting electric 08:01 7 Poor depot placement 09:03 8 Adding useless roads 09:43 9 Not doing mail 10:29 10 That train crash 11:32 Conclusion 12:50 Ending OpenTTD is a business simulation game in which players try to earn money via transporting passengers and freight by road, rail, water and air. It is an open-source remake and expansion of the 1995 Chris Sawyer video game Transport Tycoon Deluxe. OpenTTD duplicates most features of Transport Tycoon Deluxe and has many additions, including a range of map sizes, support for many languages, custom (user-made) artificial intelligence (AI), downloadable customisations, ports for several widely used operating systems, and a more user-friendly interface. OpenTTD also supports local area network (LAN) and Internet multiplayer, co-operative and competitive, for up to 255 players. OpenTTD is free and open-source software licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2.0 and is under ongoing development. According to a study of the 61,154 open-source projects on SourceForge in the period between 1999 and 2005, OpenTTD ranked 8th most active open-source project to receive patches and contributions. In 2003 or 2004, development moved to their own server. Since 2018, the project uses GitHub for its source repository and bug tracker. "Welcome to the Show" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 🤍 All other music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com
In this video tutorial I've explained you about SPIFFS(SPI Flash File System), I've taken one example code and explained you about how it is working with ESP-IDF using Espressif IDE. amazon India link to buy ESP32 Development Board: 🤍 amazon India link to buy different types of ESP32 Board: 🤍 FB page : 🤍 #ESP32 #ESPIDF #EspressifIDE
#ESP8266 #Zisterne #Tutorial In meinem ersten Beitrag für die Zisterne (Wasserstandsmessung), verwende ich Batterie Bilder für den Füllstand der Zisterne. Hier werde ich immer wieder gefragt wie die Bilder angezeigt werden können. Da nicht jeder eine Webseite besitzt oder sich extra dafür eine anschaffen will (Kostet ja auch Geld), hab ich hier eine andere Lösung für euch. SPIFFS Tool 🤍 Library: ESPAsyncWebServer 🤍 ESPAsyncTCP 🤍 Hier geht es zum Blog: 🤍 Kapiteln (Sprungmarken): 00:00 Intro 00:38 Vorstellung des Projekts 01:03 Spiffs (File System) ESP 01:39 Installation ESP8266 in der Arduino IDE 02:33 Software / Plugin SPIFFS 03:45 Librarys ESPAsyncWebServer / ESPAsyncTCP 04:20 Schema und der Sketch 10:30 Sketch und SPIFFS Upload 🛒 Onlineshop 🛒 🤍 Folgende Bauteile wurde verwendet siehe OnlineShop: 1x D1 Mini - 🤍 1x JSN-SR04T Ultraschallsensor - 🤍 🌎 Zur Webseit:→ 🤍 📌 Arduino Projekte auf Social Media: FACEBOOK: → 🤍 INSTAGRAM: → 🤍 PINTEREST: → 🤍 TELEGRAM: → 🤍
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Neste vídeo da Serie ESP32, em Parceria com a RoboCore, vamos aprender a armazenar arquivos utilizando o SPIFFS, sem a necessidade de hardware externo, assim como já fazemos no ESP8266. Assista antes ao vídeo sobre o uso do SPIFFS no ESP8266. ESP8266 Armazenando arquivos com SPIFFS - Internet e Coisas #13: 🤍 ATENÇÃO - AVISO LEGAL: 🤍 Sketch de Teste: 🤍 Ferramenta para carga dos arquivos: 🤍 ESP32 na Loja da RoboCore: 🤍 Sistema de Arquivos SPIFFS no ESP32: 🤍 Baixe os Papéis de Parede do Canal Internet e Coisas: - Para computador, 1920 × 1080 pixels: 🤍 - Para celular e tablet, 1080 × 1920 pixels: 🤍 Créditos - * Música - Brontosaurus, por Topher Mohr and Alex Elena, disponibilizado por Youtube - Laid Back, por The Mind Sweepers, disponibilizado por Filmora * Imagens - Jeferrb, hospedado por Pixabay - 🤍 * Videos - Videvo, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍 - Videvo, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍 - Videvo, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍 - Videvo, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍 - Videvo, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍 - Videvo, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍 - Videvo, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍 - Videvo, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍 - Videvo, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍 - Videvo, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍 - Beachfront, hospedado por Videvo - 🤍
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