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* to the network instead of defining the WiFI SSID and password
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* explicitly in the code.
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* In addition, the examples allows you to enter your Adafruit IO username and key
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* In addition, this example allows you to enter your Adafruit IO username and key
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* as customer parameters in WiFiManager so that they do not need to be coded into
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* the sketch.
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*
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* This is useful if you want to create projects and share them with others that
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* may use them on a different WiFi network and use a different Adafruit IO account
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* for IOT integrations such as collecting sensor data or voice command integration via
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* IFFT.
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*
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* To use this example, setup a feed called "myfeed". When the ESP8266 or ESP32
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* microcontroller starts, join the "WiFi Setup" SSID and you should be presetned
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* microcontroller starts, join the "WiFi Setup" SSID and you should be presented
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* with the config portal. If the config portal does not automatically start you
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* can browse to http://192.168.4.1 to access it
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staticuint8_t objStorage[sizeof(AdafruitIO_WiFi)]; // RAM for the object
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AdafruitIO_WiFi *io; // a pointer to the object, once it's constructed
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// create WiFiManager object and define our custom parameters
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