esp-setup
simplified setup for esp8266 / esp32 device
how it works
the tool discovers first the connected device type with esptool.py and
searches then the available firmware bin files in your download folder.
the search follows the naming convention of the micropython release (alphabetical sort).
after that it ask which to install.
optional you can erase flash before installing
cmd line
display all available cmd line options with
python3 -m espsetup.py --help
usage: espsetup [options].
it's possible to pass custom parameters to esptool, such as
"-fs 1MB -fm dout 0x0" (e.g. for a esp8266 board).
the defaults are:
esp8266: "-z 0x1000", and
esp32: "--flash_size=detect 0".
a single '-' will set this to ""
any custom parameter at the end of the cmd-line
will be passed over to esptool as specified.
setup an esp32/esp8266 device
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version show version info and exit
-s, --dry simulate /dry run, only show cmd information
-port PORT, -p PORT port/device to use (default: /dev/ttyUSB0)
-baud BAUD, -b BAUD baud rate to use (default: 115200)
-c {ask,y,yes,n,no}, -erase_flash {ask,y,yes,n,no}
erase_flash before installing (default: ['ask'])
-r {ask,y,yes,n,no}, -run_cmd {ask,y,yes,n,no}
run final install cmd (default: ['ask'])
-image IMAGE, -i IMAGE
image to install, use 'latest' to install the last
version available in your folder(default: show list of
available images '*.bin')
-dir IMAGE_DIR, -d IMAGE_DIR
image search directory (default: ~/Downloads)
-regex IMAGE_PATTERN, -e IMAGE_PATTERN
file pattern (default: 'esp[32|8266]*.bin')
