Adapter for use with devices such as the ESP8266, Arduino, laptops, etc and the Mozilla-IOT gateway from https://github.com/mozilla-iot. Based on code from the http-on-off-adapter (https://github.com/mozilla-iot/http-on-off-adapter).

Example Arduino/esp8266 sketch and example php code is at https://github.com/fiz1962/ESP-adapter.

The WoT API can be found at https://iot.mozilla.org/wot/.

When the adapter pairing is performed ("+" button on main page), this adapter scans a range of IP addresses defined in package.json for ESP8266/nodeMCU/Arduino/laptops/desktops/etc that respond with json data defining an IOT device. An ESP8266/Arduino example sketch and PHP code is included.

To use: Put files in the "{homedir}/mozilla-iot/addons/ESP-Adapter" folder. If the gateway overwrites the files, create a folder inside the ESP-Adapter folder called ".git". This will prevent overwriting the files and also disable the CHECKSUMs during testing. Edit the range of IP addresses in package.json. Edit the user/password for logging in to the devices. Power up all the ESP devices. Start the gateway. Login to the gateway (ex https://localhost:4443).

First time --- Enable the adapter by clicking the "3 bars" in the top/left corner of the web browser. Click "Settings", then "Addons". You should see "esp-adapter" listed, click "Enable" if not already enabled. Return to the main page.

Click the "+" in the bottom right of the web browser to start pairing. Save any devices.

Devices are not currently saved and automatically restored when the gateway is stopped/started. The devices need to be paired each time. This is expected to change in the future.