M5PixelFlow is a project for M5Stack devices that allows you to display and manage JPG images stored on an SPIFFS file system. It creates a WiFi access point and a web server for remote management of images, including uploading, deleting, and setting display intervals.
- GIF capabilities: You can use it to render GIF by using a 50-150ms delay between frames. The Python script help to transform GIF to JPG frames.
- WiFi Access Point: Automatically creates an access point named
PixelFlowwhen A is pressed. - Image Display: Cycles through images stored in the SPIFFS file system at a configurable interval.
- Web Management: Manage images through a built-in web interface:
- Upload new images.
- Delete individual or all images.
- Configure the image display interval.
- Automatic Configuration: Saves and loads configuration settings from a JSON file.
- Responsive Web UI: Provides an easy-to-use interface optimized for various devices.
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Hardware:
- M5Stack device (e.g., AtomS3, Cardputer, M5Stack Core2 or Core Basic).
- MicroSD card for initial setup (optional).
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Software:
- Arduino IDE.
- M5Stack libraries (M5Unified).
- Additional Arduino libraries:
WiFiWebServerSPIFFSArduinoJson