https://github.com/nochkin/esp_test

ESP Test

Welcome to the ESP Test project. This repository provides a simple code for various Espressif microcontrollers and serves a purpose to test basic functionality. It uses PlatformIO framework to download all required dependencies and build firmware files.

Supported microcontrollers/boards

• ESP32-S3
  • N16R8 and N8R2 variations boards
  • WS2812 LED on GPIO 48
• ESP32-S3 Super Mini
  • WS2812 LED on GPIO 48
• ESP32_4848S040 (ESP32-S3)
  • ST7701 RGB Panel with GT911 Touch
• ESP32-C6 Super Mini
  • WS2812 LED on GPIO 8
• ESP32-C3 Super Mini
  • LED on GPIO 8
• ESP32-C3
  • SSD1306 I2C 0.42" OLED with U8g2
  • LED on GPIO 8
• Lilygo T-Display (ESP32)
  • ST7789 SPI LCD with LVGL
• ESP32
• ESP8266

Prerequisites

Before you get started, ensure you have the following installed:

• PlatformIO
• A compatible ESP board listed above
• USB cable for flashing

Getting Started

Follow these steps to set up and run the project:

1. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/nochkin/esp_test.git
cd esp_test

2. Build

pio run -e "board" -t upload

Where "board" is any of the following:

• esp32s3_n16r8
• esp32s3_n8r2
• esp32s3_supermini
• esp32c6_supermini
• esp32c3_042_oled
• esp32c3_supermini
• esp32_4848s040
• esp32_tdisplay
• esp32
• esp8266

The command will automatically download all required libraries, compilers, then it will build the firmware and upload it to the connected board.

3. Monitor Serial Output

Check the Serial port as the most diagnostics will be sent there.

pio run -t monitor

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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