esp32-wifi-tests

To add standardized WiFi tests to an ESP32 FSD, you apply a test suite specification that defines test IDs, references, and templates for WiFi STA, AP, MQTT, and OTA scenarios. This integrates validation workflows directly into your project documentation.

A standard ESP32 FSD test suite covers WiFi Station (STA), Access Point (AP), MQTT over WiFi, and OTA update scenarios. It conditionally includes these tests based on project features detected during FSD generation.

Yes, ESP32 WiFi test specifications can be customized using provided templates. The suite adapts to specific project features like WiFi STA, AP, MQTT, OTA, and NVS by conditionally including relevant tests during FSD generation.

You generate an ESP32 WiFi test specification by running the test specification generator against your project. It identifies MQTT and OTA features and inserts ready-to-copy validation tests with defined IDs into your FSD.

No, the ESP32 WiFi test suite requires no external dependencies for FSD integration. It uses a references component to provide ready-to-copy test specifications and templates directly into existing ESP32 workflows.

The best way to validate captive portal flows in ESP32 documentation is using a standardized WiFi test suite for FSDs. It provides consistent validation references and specific test IDs for captive portal connectivity scenarios.