This example is moved here.
- Adafruit GFX library by Adafruit (tested with v1.7.5)
- GxEPD by Jean-Marc Zingg version (tested with v3.0.9)
- JSON Streaming Parser by Daniel Eichhorn (tested with v1.0.5)
Use ESP32 Sketch data upload to upload the icons from data folder.
Update the config.h file with configuration details
#define SSID "*****" // network SSID (name of wifi network)
#define PASSWORD "*****" // network password
#define TAGIA_PROJECT_USERNAME "*****" // taiga project username
#define TAIGA_PROJECT_PASSWORD "*****" // taiga project password
#define TAGIA_PROJECT_NAME "*****" // taiga project name
#define CITY "*****" // city for weather
#define COUNTRY "*****" // country for weather
#define OWM_ID "*****" // open weather map APP ID
#define TIME_ZONE "-05:30" // time zone. "-05:30" is for India.
#define START_DAY_OFFSET 0 // Offset to change start day. 0=>Sun, 1=>Sat, 2=>Fri ... 6=>Mon
#define FORECAST_HOURS 9 // Show forecasted weather this many hours from update time. 0 for current weather
#define NUM_IMAGES 5 // Number of images in data folder. Will cycle through these images
#define UPDATES_PER_DAY 1
// Number of times to update starting 12am
// 1 = Updates every 24 hours
// 2 = Updates every 12 hours
// 3 = Updates every 8 hours. Not a good idea since it won't line up with day changes.
// 4 = Updates every 6 hours
// ... and so on
// Higher number means lower battery life
Select ESP32 Dev module in arduino Tools>Board and hit upload.