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The code base accompanying one step in the video series on creating a next-level WiFi library for your ESP32 projects. The video associated with this code base focused on benchmarking the CPU cost of the various methods of detecting the WiFi connection state. The key takeaway is that WiFi events provide a much faster way to check for WiFi.

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ESP32 WiFi: Clock Your Connectivity Check

Overview

This code serves is an output from the YouTube video ESP32 WiFi - Clock Your Connectivity Check, part of a video series marching toward your next-level WiFi library for ESP32 IoT developers. 👉 Subscribe to the OhioIoT YouTube Channel for more on All Things IoT: hardware, firmware, connectivity, cloud computing, and dev toolkit.

Getting Started

git clone https://github.com/OhioIoT-ESP32-WiFi-Examples/Clock-Your-Connectivity-Check.git

Getting Started - PlatformIO

  • Set your WiFi credentials in src/main.cpp
  • Compile and run

Getting Started - Arduino IDE

  • In Arduino IDE, Open clocker.ino in the clocker folder
  • Set your WiFi credentials in clocker.ino
  • Compile and run

OhioIoT is an IoT platform designed for small-scale IoT projects (https://www.ohioiot.com).

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The code base accompanying one step in the video series on creating a next-level WiFi library for your ESP32 projects. The video associated with this code base focused on benchmarking the CPU cost of the various methods of detecting the WiFi connection state. The key takeaway is that WiFi events provide a much faster way to check for WiFi.

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