Hook it up to your PC, open the ESPHome device builder, and hit install. It'll push a basic, default setup that will connect the ESP32 to your Wi-Fi and enable OTA updates.

In addition to the ESP32 development board, the jukebox also received a number of WS2812B addressable RGB LEDs, and a DFPlayer module to handle music playback.

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Including one that lets you connect ESP32 projects to your smart home In the rare event that an IoT gadget doesnâ t work with Home Assistant, you can try installing its associated integration ...