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Thank you Steph! You are very kind.

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Hi Greg,

It's a great reward for me to know that I was able to help you and that the tutorial has really brought you something.

Thank you for your feedback.

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So helpful!!
One small snag i hit - in vs/Platformio I could not find "upload filesystem image" but eventually found it under environment/Platform

I am moving forward and adding a second esp32 to act as a websocket client. I have seen the documentation at
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32/api-reference/protocols/esp_websocket_client.html#
Do you know of any other sample code I might study for the websocket client?

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Yes, indeed. It has already been pointed out to me and you can read my answer.

As far as programming a WebSocket client is concerned, I refer you to Espressif's documentation on the subject.
I haven't tested this possibility myself, but I guess you can also take inspiration from this tutorial.
Maybe there are more recent libraries... I don't know, you have to search a little ;-)

However, if you simply want to make two ESP32s communicate with each other, you don't need this layer. You can use the connectionless ESP-NOW protocol designed by Espressif. It's much lighter and much less energy consuming than a WiFi connection! You will find many tutorials on the subject here and there, especially on RNT. Who knows? Maybe I'll write one myself one day...

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@gregrae Hi Greg!

I found this WebSocket Sample Application that should be useful to you ;-)
It uses Espressif's ESP WebSocket Client.

The code will give you the keys you are looking for I guess.

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