v0.4 - Web Upload, Stability, and Safe Mode!

This release introduces many new features that address issues reported in v0.3.

New Features

1. Web Upload - Use esp2ino's web interface to upload firmware directly from your computer. This makes loading "build-to-order" firmware like ESPHome much easier.
2. Always-on Access Point - esp2ino's Wi-Fi access point (SSID: esp2ino) is now always available, even if your device successfully connects to your home's Wi-Fi network.
3. Safe Mode - esp2ino will boot into a stripped-down safe mode when it detects a crash or abnormal reboot. This protects against crashes caused by web interface complexity and Wi-Fi initialization. See wiki for details.
4. Wi-Fi Connection Settings - Use the web interface to connect esp2ino to your home Wi-Fi network.
5. Removed ESP-Touch - Eliminated support for ESP-Touch for connecting esp2ino to Wi-Fi. The code was unstable and the workflow is confusing. This is replaced by "Wi-Fi Connection Settings," above.

Maintenance

1. Broke Out Source Files - esp2ino's core sp2ino_main.c source file was becoming too large. This is now broken out into multiple files.
2. Arduino eboot Update - Updated eboot to the version included in Arduino SDK v3.0.1.
3. Wi-Fi Stability - Wi-Fi initialization is less error prone.

v0.3 - esp2ino!

6/22/2021: Removed v0.3 binaries while I look into an issue with Wi-Fi connectivity. For the time being, use v0.2 with these installation instructions.

First release as esp2ino! This release focuses on usability and making esp2ino less Wyze-focused.

1. Completely redesigned the esp2ino web UI.
2. esp2ino now attempts to connect to your Wi-Fi network using credentials stored on the device.
3. Firmware can be downloaded from the internet instead of just from your computer. (Local download is still possible. See wiki.)
4. WyzeUpdater Python script is included as MacOS and Windows executables. Eliminates the need to install Python and dependencies.

v0.2

• Added firmware backup feature.
• Deletes rf calibration data. This should eliminate the need to run Reset 5 in the Tasmota console on first boot... but you may want to run the command anyway for good measure.
• Cleaned up firmware web interface.

Initial release.

Tested using Windows 10 w/ WSL v1.

This is an alpha release. Use at your own risk. Consider all hardware to be sacrificial.