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In case anyone comes across this question - I replied to a similar question here - https://github.com/orgs/micropython/discussions/9264

This project features some fun electronics but the real point was to try and create something as consumer-friendly as possible in terms of both initial set up and subsequent use. There are two main parts to making this device easy to use. The first part is connecting it to your network. The followin...

Thanks, Kevin and Thorsten. I put a really surprising amount of effort into making the whole thing feel as much like an app while being completely HTML based. At the start, I thought I'd have it all done in a weekend but, as the commit history shows, I rather underestimated the effort. It was intere...

I'm a hobbyist and sometimes I create devices that I want to give away to non-developer friends. I created the library micropython-wifi-setup to allow them to connect such devices to their home WiFi networks without having to first connect a USB cable, configure things via the REPL or worry about th...

Thanks for your reply tve - I tried various iterations of your idea but still didn't get very informative statuses. I wrote my own status function like so: def status(wlan, timeout_ms): start = time.ticks_ms() while True: s = wlan.status() if s != network.STAT_CONNECTING: return s if time.ticks_diff...

I thought I would be able to use WLAN.status() to detect if the wrong password was specified when connecting to a given SSID. However, it just continuously reports STAT_CONNECTING and it's only in the log output that I see that something is wrong - I continuously see: I (101375) wifi: STA_DISCONNECT...