Installation
Learn how to effortlessly set up ESP-DASH, a feature-rich dashboard library for ESP8266, ESP32 & RP2040+W microcontrollers. ESP-DASH provides an intuitive web interface for monitoring sensor data, controlling outputs, and visualizing real-time metrics with minimal code.
This guide will walk you through the installation process across different platforms and help you get started with the necessary dependencies.
Dependencies
ESP-DASH depends on the following libraries present in your libraries folder. Please stricly install the compatible versions of these dependencies only! Using any other version might break ESP-DASH or may cause ESP-DASH to work partially.
As of v4.0.4, ESP-DASH has officially switched to using fork of ESPAsyncWebServer and its dependencies from @mathieucarbou. This fork of ESPAsyncWebServer is being maintained regularly and contains many bug fixes along with arduino-esp32 core v3 support.
It’s suggested to migrate all your projects to using this fork as the original me-no-dev/ESPAsyncWebServer repo is not being maintained since years.
Install dependencies based on your platform:
- ESP8266 Arduino Core - v3.1.2
- (mathieucarbou) esphome-ESPAsyncTCP - v2.0.0
- (mathieucarbou) ESPAsyncWebServer - v3.3.14
- ArduinoJson - v7.1.0
Install ESP-DASH
You can install ESP-DASH in the following ways in Arduino IDE.
Library Manager
Go to Sketch > Include Library > Library Manager > Search for “ESP-DASH” > Install
Manual Installation
Windows
- Download the Repository
- Extract the .zip in
Documents > Arduino > Libraries > {Place "ESP-DASH" folder Here}
Linux
- Download the Repository
- Extract the .zip in
Sketchbook > Libraries > {Place "ESP-DASH" folder Here}
Import through Arduino IDE
- Download the Repository
- Go to
Sketch > Include Library > Add .zip Library > Select the Downloaded .zip File.