First, let me say this looks like a great library for newbies like me.

So real quick here's my specs:
Arduino Duemilanove, Sparkfun Bi-Directional Logic Level Converter, ESP-01
Arduino software v1.6.5

When I try to run the 'GetIPAddress' sketch, this is what I get in the serial monitor:

ESP8266 Demo Sketch
Reset: OK
Connect: OK
IP Address: 0.0.0.0

The string IP is: 0.0.0.0
The unsigned long IP is: 0
The IP address 127.0.0.1 has integer value 2130706433
The integer value 921773419 has IP address 54.241.37.107
End of Demo

The string IP is: 0.0.0.0
The unsigned long IP is: 0
The IP address 127.0.0.1 has integer value 2130706433
The integer value 921773419 has IP address 54.241.37.107
End of Demo

(minus the asterisks of course)
And I just get that same 2nd paragraph on and on

However, I know the ESP-01 is getting an IP address because I can see it in my WiFi controller's software 'Client' list and I can ping it.

Are you planning to add MQTT and REST support to your library?

Loaded the http_server sketch and get the following response

ESP8266 Demo Server Sketch
Reset: OK
Connect: Device issued "ready" unexpectedly (rebooted)
Connect: OK
IP Address: 0.0.0.0
Starting HTTP Server: OK
( Now you can use your web browser to hit the IP address above. )

uncommenting the delay in your code seems to fix that.

(code that I uncommented)
// delay(4000);
// Once the reset is issued OK, try to issue an AT command
// and wait until that works

However, it does not seem to work. It comes up and I locate the IP on my DHCP server be cause the code does not return an IP. When I connect to it, the port is open and available but I never get a response.

At first I was using the 3.3v power supply from the arduino, but the ESP8266 was constantly blinking red and giving me "reset: General Error". I ordered a part to step down the voltage from the arduino 5v to 3.3v, so i could supply enough current. The ESP built in LED is now a steady red, not blinking. I have updated the firmware to the current version, but I am still getting "reset: General Error". Any ideas? Thanks

I would like to first thank you for this excellent and well-written library!
I am having a bit of trouble with the HTTP_Server example. When I connect to the Arduino via Chrome or Firefox, it will display the page contents, however it continues to load and never completes. Even after well over 30 seconds, the page continues loading, yet never finishing.
In spite of being a web developer, I cannot seem to figure out what's lacking nor why the request is being held open. I cannot see the response data either, because any HTTP Request viewers I try never report since the request will not finish.
Your code is cryptic enough to where I can't quite determine the process, so I was hoping you might be able to offer some insight into this. I really like the fact your code is very lightweight, yet robust. Thank you.

In the schematic, it shows that you need two diodes and one 100nF capacitor. What are the part numbers for these? Without knowing the part numbers, I don't know the type of each to order. Thanks

Hello,
when I try to connect to my Open Wi-Fi SSID the library returns an error message:
Missing SSID/Password, see sketch #defines.

How can I connect on a wifi with no password?
thanks

Hi!

How could I get the page body content (without the headers?) I am requesting a php page, which I want to read back some text data. The httpResponseCode, returns a number only.. or not?

unsigned int httpResponseCode =
wifi.GET
(
F(reqIP), // The IP address of the server you want to contact
80, // The Port to Connect to (80 is the usual "http" port)
buffer, // Your buffer which currently contains the path to request
sizeof(buffer), // The size of the buffer
F(reqPage), // Optional hostname you are connecting to(* see below)
0 // Get from line 2 of the body, no headers (use 0 to get headers)
// responses often have a leading newline, hence starting
// from line 2 here, adjust as necessary
);
if(httpResponseCode == 200 || httpResponseCode == ESP8266_OK) {
// Our request was successfull and the response can be found in the buffer
Serial.println(F("OK"));
Serial.println(buffer);
}

Also, could I have 2-3 different wifi credentials, and when the server cannnot connect, it would switch to the next combination, and rotate until it is connected? example:
String wifiCodes[][3] = {
{ "ssid1","pwd1"},
{"ssid2","pwd2" },
{"ssid3","pwd3" }
};

Thanks a lot for the code, and all the effort :-)

Panos

I uploaded the HelloWorld sketch and when I open the serial monitor here is what does it return to me:

ESP8266 Demo Sketch

Reset: General Error

What am I doing wrong?
Thanks.

Hi!

Your library is very simple and easy to use, I have been searching to find a simple on like that!
I have a problem that the AT+CWJAP=.. command (wifi.setupAsWifiStation(ESP8266_SSID, ESP8266_PASS, &Serial);) shows me "Timeout Waiting For Response" error before actual connecting nu merous times. Is there a way to increase the timeout milliseconds?

Thanks,
Panos