This project demonstrates how to create a web server with an API for controlling pins on an ESP8266-based board. By using the provided API endpoints, you can read pin values, write digital values, ...

Web Server: The ESP8266 acts as a web server and listens for HTTP requests on port 80. LED Control: The user can toggle the state of an LED (ON/OFF) using a web interface. Real-Time Feedback: The web ...

The web server firmware opens up a ton of possibilities with CGI scripting. When booting up in AP mode, you can even connect the ESP8266 to another access point right from the your browser.

For this example during a session of Sunday night hacking an Adafruit ESP8266 Feather HUZZAH is used to control NeoPixels or a relay. In short, no external server, gateway, service, computer ...

Eldon’s server farm is currently serving web pages here, running on three ESP8266 boards. Or it was before this posting reduced it to a smoking ruin (screenshot below just in case).