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Added optional OTA start, progress and end callback #109
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Added code for optional pre OTA call back. Will add documentation later
PreUpdateCallback was call prior to the check for errors
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Hello ayushsharma82, |
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hello, could you add this feature , accept request ? |
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Hi,
As I needed a callback on start of OTA to save the status of my program to resume after the date I added optional interfaces to get a callback
Prior to OTA start
On OTA progress
After OTA completed
The implementation is backward compatible to your latest release.
It doesn't require any changes to existing user that don't need any of the callback functions
The callback is only activated once you call the activation call with the correct callback function added.
PS: I also update the standard OTA library with exactly the same class extensions.
As I only have an ESP32 I couldn't test on ESP8266 but as I only added no architecture dependent code it should work out of the box.