Hello, makers, tinkerers, and IoT enthusiasts! The AvantMaker Team is buzzing with excitement because we’ve just rolled out a fresh update to our beloved ESP32-WebFS. If you’re new to this tool, it’s like turning your ESP32 into a mini web server with a slick interface that makes managing files on SPIFFS (that’s the flash storage on your ESP32) as easy as organizing your toolbox—minus the rusty screws.
This update brings some neat improvements to make your projects smoother and, dare we say, a tad more stylish. Let’s dive into what’s new!
SPIFFS Check: Know Your Storage Like the Back of Your Hand
Ever wondered how much room you’ve got left on your ESP32’s SPIFFS for all those cool project files? Wonder no more! We’ve added a SPIFFS Check Feature that spills the beans on your storage stats. It shows you the total SPIFFS size and how much free space is left—think of it like checking the fuel gauge before a road trip. Now you can plan your file uploads without playing storage roulette.
A Spruced-Up Interface (Without Overdoing It)
We get it—nobody wants a clunky interface that feels like navigating a maze. So, we’ve given the ESP32-WebFS web interface a little glow-up with some minimal CSS tweaks. It’s not a full-on fashion makeover—just enough to make things look cleaner and more inviting, like tidying up your workbench before starting a new project. Best part? We kept the extra code light, so your ESP32 doesn’t feel like it’s lugging around a heavy backpack.
Code Format Fix: Because Details Matter
We also squashed a pesky bug in the code formatting. It’s a small tweak, but it’s like tightening a loose screw—everything just works a bit more reliably now. Your ESP32-WebFS is ready to hum along without any hiccups.
Ready to Take It for a Spin?
Head over to our GitHub repository to grab the latest version and give it a whirl. It’s like getting a new toy for your ESP32—without the assembly instructions headache!
We can’t wait to see what awesome projects you’ll create with this update. Happy making!
— The AvantMaker Team