This example is used as the development playground for the TMP-API library — we use it to develop and test the API.

Overview: The TEST-API example demonstrates how to use TMP-API to create a small HTTP-based robot server on an ESP32-S3. The example exposes a few runtime variables (RGB color and brightness) through the API and shows how to enable OTA updates.

What the example does:

• Starts a TMP_RobotServer on port 80.
• Connects to Wi‑Fi using credentials from config/secrets.ini.
• Enables OTA uploads protected by an OTA_PASSWORD.
• Registers variables red, green, blue, and brightness which are writable via the API.
• Drives a single NeoPixel LED using the registered variables in the main loop.

Key files in TEST-API:

• src/main.cpp — Shows how to initialize TMP_RobotServer, register variables, enable OTA, and update the NeoPixel.
• platformio.ini — Project configuration and build environments (USB and OTA). It references this library via a local symlink dependency: symlink://../TMP-API.
• config/secrets.ini.dist — Template for required secrets (Wi‑Fi SSID, Wi‑Fi password, and ota_upload_password). Copy this to config/secrets.ini and fill in real values before building.

Variables exposed by the example

• red (0-255): red channel value
• green (0-255): green channel value
• blue (0-255): blue channel value
• brightness (0-255): global LED brightness

These variables are registered in main.cpp and will be exposed by the TMP-API server. The implementation exposes them over HTTP so they can be read and updated remotely (see TEST-API code for exact endpoints and UI if provided).

How to run the example (PlatformIO):

1. Copy the secrets template and fill your credentials:

   cp TEST-API/config/secrets.ini.dist TEST-API/config/secrets.ini

   Edit TEST-API/config/secrets.ini and set wifi_ssid, wifi_password, and ota_upload_password.

2. Build and upload over USB:

   platformio run -e esp32_s3_devkitc_1_usb -t upload

3. Or upload over OTA (device must be on the same network and upload_port set in platformio.ini):

   platformio run -e esp32_s3_devkitc_1_ota -t upload

4. Use the debug environments to enable extra debug logging:

   platformio run -e debug_esp32_s3_devkitc_1_usb -t upload

See the TMP-API repository for more details on the API and how to use it in your own projects!