Arduino NVS is a port for a non-volatile storage (NVS, flash) library for ESP32 to the Arduino Platform. It wraps main NVS functionality into the Arduino-styled C++ class. This lib is inspired and based on TridentTD_ESP32NVS work. This lib is a further development of it, contains a lot of improvements, bugfixes and translation (original text was published on Thai).
NVS lib (commonly mentioned as "flash lib") is a library used for storing data values in the flash memory in the ESP32. Data are stored in a non-volatile manner, so it is remaining in the memory after power-out or reboot of the ESP32.
The ESP32 NVS stored data in the form of key-value. Keys are ASCII strings, up to 15 characters. Values can have one of the following types:
- integer types:
uint8_t
,int8_t
,uint16_t
,int16_t
,uint32_t
,int32_t
,uint64_t
,int64_t
- zero-terminated string
- variable length binary data (blob)
Refer to the NVS ESP32 lib original documentation for a details about internal NVS lib organization.
Include the library header: #include <ArduinoNvs.h>
Then init the NVS with the command: NVS.begin();
bool ok;
ok = NVS.setInt ("myInt", 23); // Stores the integer value 23 into the key named "myInt" on the NVS
String data1 = "Hello String";
ok = NVS.setString ("myString", data); // Store the data value into the key named "myString" on the NVS
int i = NVS.getInt ("myInt"); // Read the value of the key "myInt" from the NVS
String str = NVS.getString ("myString"); // Read the value of the "myString" key from the NVS
Storing variables other than the basic types are performed through serializing it to the blob/array form (std::vector<uint8_t> is recommended).
uint8_t mac [6] = {0xDF, 0xEE, 0x10, 0x49, 0xA1, 0x42};
bool ok = NVS.setBlob("mac", f, sizeof(f)); // store mac [6] to key "MAC" on NVS
size_t blobLength = NVS.getBlobSize("mac"); // retrievenig size of stored blob
uint8_t mymac[blobLength];
bool ok = NVS.getBlob("mac", mymac, sizeof(mymac));
Serial.printf ("mac:% 02X:% 02X:% 02X:% 02X:% 02X:% 02X \ n",
mymac [1], mymac [2], mymac [3], mymac [4], mymac [5]);
ArduinoNvs Library suports ESP32 Namespaces
The default namespace is "storage"
. To store data in the separate namaspace, use its name in the begin()
parameter:
ArduinoNvs mynvs;
mynvs.begin("customNs");
All subsequent store/load with mynvs
object will be performed in "customNs"
namespace:
String dataSt = "Namespace String";
mynvs.setString ("myString", dataSt); // this string is stored in "customNs" namespace
- dRKr, Sinai RnD ([email protected])
- (original version) TridentTD (https://github.com/TridentTD/)