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README.md

LibreMetric

A simple concept of connected clock. Built with Wemos D1 Mini and MAX7219.

Usage

Standard usage

Use serial monitor (or your home DHCP server) to know the device's IP. Connect (with a browser) to the device's webpage. (http://<device's IP>

API usage

You can send messages and change brightness via POST or GET using the root of the included webserver TODO : Examples

Credits

Based on https://github.com/G6EJD/ESP8266-Remote-Message-Board Modified for my needs