1.13.0

1.13.0 - New Web UI!

New Features

• Complete overhaul of the web UI! It looks like this:

• All web UI sources can be served directly from the ESP8266 (although this is not the default). The javascript bundle is quite big and takes 10s+ to load, so by default it'll try to download it from a CDN (see the README under web2 for more info)
• I used the openapi spec to generate a zod client and found a bunch of inconsistencies through doing so. Those are fixed!
• Made an effort to improve the default settings to optimize for new user experience. Integrating with HomeAssistant should now be as easy as entering the MQTT connection info.
• (#839) Batch update endpoint. Documented here.
• Add a toggle all on/off switch which uses the batch update endpoint!
• MQTT connection status now shows in the MQTT settings UI and is updated as settings are changed
• State updates are sent via websocket and reflected in the UI automatically (so if you change state outside of the UI the UI will reflect it)

⚠️ WARNING ESP32 USERS!

Unfortunately the UI was too big to fit on the device with the default partition table used by the ESP32. I had to swap to min_spiffs.csv. This means you'll need to fully wipe and re-flash the firmware.

1.13.0-rc1

Release Candidate: 1.13.0-rc1

I have been using this locally for about a week with no issues. Please let me know if you run into any issues!

New Features

• Complete overhaul of the web UI! It looks like this:

• All web UI sources can be served directly from the ESP8266 (although this is not the default). The javascript bundle is quite big and takes 10s+ to load, so by default it'll try to download it from a CDN (see the README under web2 for more info)
• I used the openapi spec to generate a zod client and found a bunch of inconsistencies through doing so. Those are fixed!
• Made an effort to improve the default settings to optimize for new user experience. Integrating with HomeAssistant should now be as easy as entering the MQTT connection info.
• (#839) Batch update endpoint. Documented here.
• Add a toggle all on/off switch which uses the batch update endpoint!
• MQTT connection status now shows in the MQTT settings UI and is updated as settings are changed
• State updates are sent via websocket and reflected in the UI automatically (so if you change state outside of the UI the UI will reflect it)

⚠️ WARNING ESP32 USERS!

Unfortunately the UI was too big to fit on the device with the default partition table used by the ESP32. I had to swap to min_spiffs.csv. This means you'll need to fully wipe and re-flash the firmware.

1.13.0-beta2

Bug Fixes

• Fix intermittent bug with firmware update / backup restore form submissions (if this caused anyone any trouble I apologize!)
• Disable update firmware / upload backup buttons while request is processing

New Features

• (#839) Batch update endpoint. Documented here.
• Add a toggle all on/off switch which uses the batch update endpoint!

1.13.0-beta1

New Features

• Complete overhaul of the web UI! It looks like this:

• All web UI sources can be served directly from the ESP8266 (although this is not the default). The javascript bundle is quite big and takes 10s+ to load, so by default it'll try to download it from a CDN (see the README under web2 for more info)
• I used the openapi spec to generate a zod client and found a bunch of inconsistencies through doing so. Those are fixed!
• Made an effort to improve the default settings to optimize for new user experience. Integrating with HomeAssistant should now be as easy as entering the MQTT connection info.

⚠️ WARNING ESP32 USERS!

Unfortunately the UI was too big to fit on the device with the default partition table used by the ESP32. I had to swap to min_spiffs.csv. This means you'll need to fully wipe and re-flash the firmware.

1.12.0-beta1

New Features

• ESP32 support (huge thanks to @Flaykz!). An esp32 build is included in the attached assets

Bug fixes

• Fix homeassistant discovery client #827 #823

1.11.2

Improvements

• (#814) Add (very sloppy) support for editing an alias that already exists:
  • Select the alias you want to rename
  • Open the dropdown and click on the edit icon
  • Type the new name and add it
  • (Note that this is really just deleting the alias and then allowing you to re-add it)

Bug Fixes

• (#816) Save wifi settings even when connection is unsuccessful

1.11.2-beta3

Improvements

• (#816) Save wifi settings even when connection is unsuccessful

1.11.2-beta2

• Improve edit behavior -- don't clear value from alias input box when editing

1.11.2-beta1

Improvements

• Add (very sloppy) support for editing an alias that already exists:
  • Select the alias you want to rename
  • Open the dropdown and click on the edit icon
  • Type the new name and add it
  • (Note that this is really just deleting the alias and then allowing you to re-add it)

1.11.1

Bug Fixes

• HomeAssistant discovery was broken for new setups (which sort of means entirely because that's when it's useful). Should be fixed now. Thanks for the thorough reports in #804!