Add ESP32 ESPHome port with Home Assistant integration#7
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ESP32 / ESPHome port
This adds an ESPHome-based alternative to the Pico W
webtime.pyversion, using a standard ESP32 DevKit board.What's included
esphome/esp32-esphome.yaml— ESPHome configuration for ESP32esphome/secrets_example.yaml— credentials templateesphome/README.md— setup and usage documentationHow it works
The H-bridge or relay wiring is identical to the Pico version — GPIO 13 and 14 connect in exactly the same way. The only change is the microcontroller. ESPHome handles WiFi, time sync (via Home Assistant or SNTP), OTA updates, and a built-in web interface at
http://secondary-clock.local/.Clock face position and polarity state are persisted to ESP32 NVS flash and survive reboots, replacing
firstruntime.txtandlastpulseat.txt.What this removes the need for
Home Assistant integration
Once adopted, the device exposes sensors, number sliders, and buttons for setting the clock face position and advancing the mechanism manually. Moving either slider automatically pauses auto-advance; pressing Synchronise resumes it.
No changes to existing files
This is purely additive. The MicroPython files and existing README are untouched.