esp32-ip-cam

Over the internet available live vide stream from ESP32 camera (tested ob M5CAMERA X module).

Prerequisites

Install Visual Studio Code with PlatformIO extension.

Quick start

1. Clone the repo and open it in Visual Studio Code. PlatformIO should automatically install all project dependencies.

2. Rename credentials-template.h to credentials.h and type your WiFi an Husarnet credentials there (you will find you Husarnet Join Code at https://app.husarnet.com).

3. Click "PlatformIO: upload" button to flash your ESP32 board connected to your laptop. You will find the following log in the serial monitor:

   **************************************
   GitHub Actions OTA example
   **************************************
   
   📻 1. Connecting to: FreeWifi Wi-Fi network .. done
   
   ⌛ 2. Waiting for Husarnet to be ready ... done
   
   🚀 HTTP server with a live video stream started
   
   Visit:
   http://my-esp32-cam:8080/stream
   
   Known hosts:
   my-laptop (fc94:a4c1:1f22:ab3b:b04a:1a3b:ba15:84bc)
   my-esp32-cam (fc94:f632:c8d9:d2a6:ad18:ed16:ed7e:9f3f)

Tips

Erasing flash memory of ESP32

1. Connect ESP32 to your laptop

2. Install platformio CLI

   pip install -U platformio

3. Make flash erase:

   pio run --target erase

Monitoring network traffic on hnet0 interface

sudo tcpflow -p -c -i hnet0

Accesing a webserver hosted by ESP32 using a public domain

Here is a blog post showing how to configure Nginx Proxy Manager to provide a public access to web servers hosted by Husarnet connected devices: https://husarnet.com/blog/reverse-proxy-gui

It can be also used o provide the access to a web server hosted by ESP32 using a nice looking link like: https://my-awesome-esp32.mydomain.com.