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After a successful home WiFi connect, frame_client_run() now redraws the panel as a two-row checklist (WiFi row with a checkmark, server row) so the connection sequence is visible on-device rather than only in serial logs. Refreshes once with the server row pending, probes the tools server with a plain HTTP HEAD (any response, even 404, confirms the socket-level connection works -- there's no real server yet), then refreshes again with the final result. Two refreshes rather than one to actually show staged progress, at the cost of the extra refresh time inherent to this panel. Also fixes a second hardware-verified bug in the same area: on a failed STA connect falling back to provisioning, wifi_init_softap()'s esp_wifi_init() call was aborting with ESP_ERR_INVALID_STATE, because frame_wifi_connect_sta() only stopped the WiFi driver on failure rather than fully deinitializing it (and destroying the STA netif) before handing back control.
21 lines
698 B
C
21 lines
698 B
C
#pragma once
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#include "esp_err.h"
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typedef enum {
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STATUS_PENDING,
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STATUS_OK,
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STATUS_FAILED,
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} status_state_t;
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/**
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* Renders a two-row connection checklist onto the e-ink panel: a WiFi row
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* (SSID + a checkmark once connected) and a server row (toolsserver
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* address + a checkmark once reachable), each showing a checkmark on
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* STATUS_OK, "FAILED" on STATUS_FAILED, or "..." while STATUS_PENDING.
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* Call once per stage as connection progress is confirmed, so the panel
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* visibly updates as each step completes.
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*/
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esp_err_t status_screen_show(const char *wifi_ssid, status_state_t wifi_state, const char *server_addr,
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status_state_t server_state);
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