Setting up the Wokwi simulator #
To use UCUq if you don’t have the right equipment, you can use Wokwi, an electronic assembly simulator, including a simulation of the Wi-Fi of the ESP32. Unfortunately, the latter is quite often out of order or subject to untimely disconnections. It may therefore be necessary to try repeatedly to see the demonstrations in action.
To quickly check whether the Wi-Fi simulation is operational, you can use this project.
Launch the simulation on Wokwi #
Open the link below in a separate window, or even on another device. Go to the ucuq.json tab and give any value (not too trivial) to each of the two empty strings in the Identification input (arrows ‘Token’ and ‘Id’).
Start the simulation by clicking on the green button. Leave this window open.
Configuration #
Launch the application below by clicking the insert and set the Token and Id fields to the corresponding values you give in the Wokwi simulation above.
Click on the Save button and hide the insert.
The above simulation can now be controlled with UCUq.