edge-node-manager compatible firmware for the ESP8266

• Ensure you have PlatformIO Core installed on your local machine
• Sign up on resin.io
• Work through the getting started guide
• Create a dependent application called esp8266
• Set these variables in the Fleet Configuration dependent application side tab
  • RESIN_SUPERVISOR_DELTA=1
  • RESIN_HOST_TYPE=esp8266
• Clone this repository to your local workspace
• Add the dependent application resin remote to your local workspace
• Retrieve the dependent application ID from the Dependent Applications page on the Resin dashboard
• Change line 4 in src/main.cpp String applicationUUID = "1234567890"; to point to your dependent application ID e.g. String applicationUUID = "540116";
• Connect the ESP8266 to your computer using a USB cable
• Run platformio run --environment huzzah --target upload to compile the initial firmware and flash the ESP8266 (replace huzzah with a different board ID from the table below if you are not using the huzzah)
• Push code to resin as normal :)

You will need to ensure your Raspberry Pi 3 has a spare WiFi interface

The supported boards are shown below, if you are not using the huzzah you will need to change line 9 in the Dockerfile to the ID of the board you are using