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ESP 32 Transformer Monitor
This is the code that will control the ESP32.
Requirements
We will be using PlatformIO for this project. This allows us to have greater control and allows for swapping boards if needed.
You will need to change your upload port in platformio.ini.
You will need to download the Silcon Labs Driver here - https://community.silabs.com/s/article/legacy-os-software-and-driver-packages?language=en_US
Setup
The Excel sheet has the necessary formulas to calculate the sensor config values. The important ones go in a include/sensorConfigValues.h.
Add the necessary variables to a config.yml file before building the project.
If you have the server certificate at cert.crt at build time, this cert will be used instead of fetching it from the server.
wifi:
# Your WiFi SSID
ssid: "Your-WiFi-SSID"
# Your WiFi Password
password: "Your-Secret-WiFi-Password"
mqtt:
# Your MQTT server
server: your.mqtt-broker.tld
# The port the MQTT server is running on
port: 8883
# Your MQTT User
user: test
# Your MQTT Password
password: secure-mqtt-pass
# A unique ID, usually the name of the transformer
id: unique-id
Development
Put .cpp files in src, .h files in include, and any libraries in lib.
Tests
Put tests in src/tests. These are not PlatformIO tests.
Run and upload tests using PlatformIO's VSCode extension. Or upload them using the command pio run -t upload -e Test[Name]. Name is the name of the test to run.
In general, when adding tests make sure to add Test to the beginning of the environment name. Make sure to only include the files for your test. See below for guidelines.
If you add a test, add an env section to platformio.ini with a syntax like the following:
[env:Test[NameOfTest]]
lib_deps =
[any libraries you need]
# filter everything else except the files needed for the test
build_src_filter =
-<*>
-<.git/>
-<.svn/>
+<tests/[NameOfTest].cpp>
Setup
The PlatformIO environment prod is the same as dev, but dev has serial monitor code.