IotPitcher Example

Are you developing an IoT device with ESP32?

You will save atleast a month of development.

We don’t care about your cloud platform, IotPitcher is a sidekick for your application.

IotPitcher in a Nutshell

IotPitcher is an IoT development framework to build and configure easily with the following features :

• User friendly AP(Access Point) screen, so no need to know HTML, JavaScript or CSS!
• Easy setter and getter API for multiple overloaded functions to change and read any data easily
• Real time data output terminal, you can see your printed outputs without any extra work. You don't need to debug your devices with cable all the time!
• OTA (Over The Air) updates from your web browser (computer or mobile phone, any device with a web browser), just upload your application binary file!
• Info screen shows device MAC address, IP address in the network, connection status and RSSI value of the connected WiFi station.
• Simple SSID and Password connection and change them any time with no code!
• If your project is C or C++ or you develop in Arduino IDE environment, it doesn't matter we provide optimized library for all!

How to use

IotPitcher provides you prebuilded archive file as a library and one header file (#include "<IotPitcher_Your project name>.h"). And examples only for your project! You can take a look at the examples we provide to get start easily with IotPitcher and see its capabilities.

To start easily, just include provided header file. It has everything what you need to talk with IotPitcher

#include "<IotPitcher_Your project name>.h"

And start pitcher, its done!

pitcher_start();

Amazon AWS MQTT and LoRa connection Example developed in Arduino IDE

This project is provided as an example to show capabilites of IotPitcher. Configuration page contains user defined variables and LoRa communication configurations. With the help of IotPitcher you can create a generic application for different configurations and you do not need to change your code. With your smartphone or computer just connect to IotPitcher AP and change configurations!

In order to see how to use Amazon AWS for MQTT communication also see Amazon AWS Esp32

For more info please visit IotPitcher