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Use M5Burner to erase and reburn uiflow2.

Hello @jimbol

here is a list of all images in the img directory:

>>> os.listdir('img') ['UiFlow_USB_320_240.img', 'UiFlow_bg_320_240.img', 'applist_bar_320_40.png', 'cloud_green.png', 'cloud_red.png', 'loding.png', 'loding_fail.png', 'loding_success.png', 'm5stack.pbm', 'm5stack.png', 'menu_bg.png', 'setup_bar_320_40.png', 'start_logo_320_240_dot.png', 'start_logo_320_240_flow.png', 'start_logo_320_240_ui.png', 'startup_bg_320_240.img', 'uiflow_logo16bitTB.bmp', 'usb.png', 'wifi_config_ap_connect.png', 'wifi_config_bg_320_240.img', 'wifi_config_sta_connect.png', 'wifi_config_sta_fail.png', 'wifi_connect_ui_bg_320_240.img', 'wifi_green.png', 'wifi_red.png']

You can set it like this:

image0.set_img_src("img/wifi_red.png")

Thanks
Felix

OK, I'm learning... So I don't just need ESP32 code, it needs to be Micropython. So let's say I can find an MQTT broker written in MicroPython, how will I go about adding this into a UI flow project? I want to use UI Flow to do the user interface components, and include an MQTT broker. UIFlow already has an MQTT Client, but it does not look like there is a broker.

OK, I understand a little bit better now, What I was intending to get across:
"I would like to have a lightweight MQTT broker in UIFlow that would run on the M5 Core 2!"