Great Tutorial! I'm new on esp32, but I would like to send a request (like a scene, command or value) thru the web page, is it possible? Can I edit the native web page? Thank you.
Thanks Mauro. Home assistant will natively do that for you, that would be my prefered method. But I am sure it could be done as presets, no need to edit the web page, I have not used that method as yet as Home Assistant has it built in. This would be advanced stuff and some C++ code may be neccesary.
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Is it possible to set device configurations on the web page like wifi user/password, device IP, AP username and password, and so one? Change user credential is a security practices, and I don't know if there is a way to do so dynamically, better than write the firmware again and again...
Hi Jorge, Are you referring to the secrets file? If that's the case, here's how I manage it: you could configure each device individually, but tracking becomes challenging. I recommend using a 15-character randomly generated phrase that you save in the secrets.yaml file, store it securely in a password manager, and there you have it, problem solved. Regarding the dynamic password change, if your IoT device doesn't connect to the internet, it's not an issue. I have mine isolated using a subnet which is firewalled. Thanks for the great question. Enjoy making.
Another great tutorial.
Glad you liked it! I hope the info was useful.
Thank you very much! Very clear and understandable
You are welcome!
Great Tutorial! I'm new on esp32, but I would like to send a request (like a scene, command or value) thru the web page, is it possible? Can I edit the native web page? Thank you.
Thanks Mauro.
Home assistant will natively do that for you, that would be my prefered method.
But I am sure it could be done as presets, no need to edit the web page, I have not used that method as yet as Home Assistant has it built in.
This would be advanced stuff and some C++ code may be neccesary.
Is it possible to set device configurations on the web page like wifi user/password, device IP, AP username and password, and so one? Change user credential is a security practices, and I don't know if there is a way to do so dynamically, better than write the firmware again and again...
Hi Jorge,
Are you referring to the secrets file?
If that's the case, here's how I manage it: you could configure each device individually, but tracking becomes challenging.
I recommend using a 15-character randomly generated phrase that you save in the secrets.yaml file, store it securely in a password manager, and there you have it, problem solved. Regarding the dynamic password change, if your IoT device doesn't connect to the internet, it's not an issue. I have mine isolated using a subnet which is firewalled.
Thanks for the great question.
Enjoy making.