WebREPL allowed me to use the Python prompt over WiFi for ESP8266.
It was very convenient.
Now, I am testing ESP32 board(ESP-WROOM-32 Development board).
How can I use Webrepl for ESP32?
How can I use Webrepl for ESP32?
Re: How can I use Webrepl for ESP32?
I believe it is still in development.
Re: How can I use Webrepl for ESP32?
BUMP
Can anyone shed any light on WEBREPL or OTA file/code upload progress for ESP32?
Can anyone shed any light on WEBREPL or OTA file/code upload progress for ESP32?
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Re: How can I use Webrepl for ESP32?
Hey, I need this too. Adafruit's AMPY works, but I get a little tired of the mechanics of getting it to work, and I won't be able to use it once the device is commissioned.
ESP32 + webrepl ?
ESP32 + webrepl ?
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Re: How can I use Webrepl for ESP32?
I'd like to hear how that's going as well.
But in the meantime I've found that my jupyter plugin for the ESP8266 seems to work on the ESP32 pretty much as-is:
https://github.com/goatchurchprime/jupy ... hon_kernel
But in the meantime I've found that my jupyter plugin for the ESP8266 seems to work on the ESP32 pretty much as-is:
https://github.com/goatchurchprime/jupy ... hon_kernel
Re: How can I use Webrepl for ESP32?
@goatchurch if you use jupyther you may also check this notebook: https://github.com/hoihu/projects/blob/ ... ial1.ipynb (note you will need to view it in desktop mode - it isn‘t rendered on mobile devices)
it uses an extension of the adafruit jupyther kernel made by @zsquareplusc - so you can configure serial ports etc within jupyther.
it uses an extension of the adafruit jupyther kernel made by @zsquareplusc - so you can configure serial ports etc within jupyther.
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Re: How can I use Webrepl for ESP32?
Hello all. I recently bought an Adafruit HUZZAH32 board. The command <import webrepl> shows a message: "no module named 'webrepl_setup'. This most recent post trail was in Oct., 2017. The feature/support might not be implemented yet? Any update or alternative?
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