

The typical failure is trying to add sensors to tasmota-display or adding displays to tasmota-sensors. Other variants have been fine tuned and trying to add/remove features to them is most likely to fail and Tasmota development team will provide no support. This is essentially supported only on the base tasmota/tasmota32 environment). Such customization include: default Wi-Fi settings, default MQTT settings, default values for a setting including SetOption.Īdding or removing features. This can be done on any variant as it doesn't change the code base, memory footprint or required libraries. There are mainly 2 type of possible customization:Ĭhanging default settings that will be used by Tasmota when running for the first time on a blank device (no previous existing configutrion in flash or flash erased). Once you have set up the development environment, unzip the source code into a folder.

Simplest way to compile is with GitPod, requires only a web browser.

