ESP8266 Part #6 – Webserver example with MicroPython

Using MicroPython and HTML to run a simple webpage on your ESP8266.
Implement your ESP8266 in your home network.
Read out your status of a button over a browser.
Set LEDs on/off over a web browser too.
You can find the code here:

[TheOleHermit]

Excellent! I've spent days looking through docs, videos, & forums for exactly how to do this. Thank you so much!🙏
Simply need to control 3 stepper motors on the ESP8266 with a webpage that has 3 forward buttons + 3 Backwards buttons. Looks like your webpage only needs a few simple mods.😎

[marcojimenez]

Congratulations on a great series on this device.

[johntuxies]

i need to control a relay. through repl i get in on with relay.value(1) and off with relay.value(0). How can i issue the command from the web page, please?

[pablogonzalezrobles]

Can I set a tornado server in a micropython?

[kamrulahsan]

Hello, in 4:40, how you get that ip? Thanks

[mannhansen]

Thanks for the tutorials. How can I display data from a BME280 on the webserver ?
The BME280 is a temperature, humidity and pressure sensor from Bosch. I manage to print on the screen but how do I put the info in the web page ?

[rahulkhokhariya]

I have ESP8266.
But Script code available till power on. Meaning that it not run after restart device.
So, I want to run my script on boot time.

Any Solution ?

[marcojimenez]

Is there a way to write to the GPIOs and read their status in the same web server?
Regards

[abhishekpoudel]

how do you install a python module into micropython?

[sikazwe]

hey thanks for sharing your video, its exactly what i was looking for and found to be very helpful. I have an idea, how can this be expanded so that control be achieved over the internet not just from local network? I am very familiar with port forward however most ISP block port 80. I tried changing it couldn't work.

[hatemelborai]

how can I get dns for nodeMCU,
using micropython