Manage ESP devices to backup, erase or flash with firmwares like Tasmota, HAA,... using esptool.py

1. Download github repository or just a oxflasher.py script

   git clone https://github.com/OxDAbit/oxflasher
   

2. Python packages required for oxflasher.py:

   pip install PyInquirer
   

First of all you need to locate your backup path and binary location.

├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── backup
│   └── sonoff_basic.bin
├── haa
│   └── fullhaaboot.bin
├── src
│   └── oxflasher.py
└── tasmota
	└── tasmota.bin

This is the structure that I've used where:

• backup -> Content backups from different devices
• tasmota -> Content tasmota binaries
• haa -> Content HAA binaries

$ python3 oxflasher.py

At the beginning, the script will display the USB ports detected.

Connect your device and press Refresh Ports option

Your device should appears in list Ports detected Press the option Connect to Port and then add the index of the USB port where your device is connected (Ex: Port nº 2 -> /dev/tty.usbserial-14310)

At this point you can create a backup of your device, erase your device or flash it with the desired binary.

Script will ask you for:

• Path where to save the backup file
• Name of your backup file

By default the backup path will be the path where script oxflasher.py are executed and the default name will be backup.bin

You can leave fields empty and the default parameters will be selected.

After that, the script will show you the backup information before ask you if you want continue.

Script will show you the USB port selected for erase process before ask you if you want continue.

Script will ask you for:

• Path where to load the binary file
• Name of binary file

By default the backup path will be the path where script oxflasher.py are executed and the default name will be fullhaaboot.bin (HAA binary)

You can leave fields empty and the default parameters will be selected.

After that, the script will show you the backup information before ask you if you want continue.

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