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Straight forward Info screen utilizing WiFi of an ESP32 and 7 Color ePaper technology

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FYI: I try to update mainly on the Github repository

Currently It utilizes the ESP32 WiFi and the SPIFFS Filesystem to cache 24bit uncompressed BMP files. It then matches the 7 target colors and sends the data to the screen.
Also provides auto WiFi connect and a REST based API to set images.

ToDo:
Initial FW could utlize some Setup step to easily setup the WiFi params via a simple browser page.

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