ESPHome is an open-source firmware and software solution that provides a simple way to program and control ESP8266/ESP32 microcontrollers for home automation systems. It integrates with platforms like Home Assistant and allows users to define custom configurations using YAML files.
Why this server?
Provides specialized sensor recommendations, including ICs and modules, specifically tailored for projects utilizing the ESPHome platform.
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing ESPHome devices: list, read/edit/validate YAML, stream logs, compile and flash firmware via the ESPHome dashboard's WebSocket protocol.
Why this server?
Allows for the management of the ESPHome add-on, including installation, configuration, and service control through the Supervisor API.
Why this server?
Manages ESPHome devices via the ESPHome Device Builder WebSocket & REST API, providing tools to list devices, retrieve and update YAML configurations, validate configurations, compile firmware, and flash OTA updates.
Why this server?
Enables listing ESPHome nodes, reading and editing YAML configurations, validating them, and flashing devices over OTA via the dashboard or SSH.
Why this server?
Publishes the display.json document that an ESPHome-based ESP32-S3 e-paper panel polls hourly, using ETag/If-None-Match so the panel only redraws when the document actually changed; the ESPHome firmware is the source of truth for rendering the document's ops.
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing ESPHome devices via REST API, including listing devices, getting states, calling services, retrieving logs, and triggering compilation.