This is an ESP32 (including ESP32-S2 and ESP32-C3) / ESP8266 WiFi Connection Manager, using ESPAsyncWebServer, with fallback web configuration portal. Use this library for configuring ESP32, ESP8266 modules' WiFi, etc. Credentials at runtime. You can also specify static DNS servers, personalized HostName, fixed or random AP WiFi channel. With examples supporting ArduinoJson 6.0.0+ as well as 5.13.5- . Using AsyncDNSServer instead of DNSServer now.

Library using AsyncWebServer to configure MultiWiFi/Credentials at runtime for ESP32 (including ESP32-S2 and ESP32-C3) and ESP8266 boards. You can also specify DHCP HostName, static AP and STA IP. Use much less memory compared to full-fledge WiFiManager. Config Portal will be auto-adjusted to match the number of dynamic custom parameters. Optional default Credentials to be autoloaded into Config Portal to use or change instead of manually input. Credentials are saved in LittleFS, SPIFFS or EEPROM. New powerful-yet-simple-to-use feature to enable adding dynamic custom parameters from sketch and input using the same Config Portal. Double or MultiDetectDetector as well as Virtual Switches feature permits entering Config Portal as requested.

This is an ESP32 (including ESP32-S2 and ESP32-C3) / ESP8266 WiFi Connection Manager, using ESPAsyncWebServer, with fallback web configuration portal. Use this library for configuring ESP32, ESP8266 modules' WiFi, etc. Credentials at runtime. You can also specify static DNS servers, personalized HostName, fixed or random AP WiFi channel.

This Arduino library provides WiFi and MQTT service to an ESP32/ESP8266 with a fallback web portal where credentials and configurations may be stored. This way sensitive data do not need to be provided in Code or via the serial connection. Based on the ESPAsync_WiFiManager from Khoi Hoang.

Forked from khoih-prog/ESPAsync_WiFiManager

This example will open a configuration portal when no WiFi configuration has been previously entered or when a button is pushed. It is the easiest scenario for configuration but requires a pin and a button on the ESP8266 device. The Flash button is convenient for this on NodeMCU devices. Also in this example a password is required to connect to the configuration portal network. This is inconvenient but means that only those who know the password or those already connected to the target WiFi network can access the configuration portal and the WiFi network credentials will be sent from the browser over an encrypted connection and can not be read by observers.