ESP32-IDF ESP32C3 : How to test all the ocpp opetrations over esp32 module about microocpp

[matth-x]

Hi @Kundanjhakj,

There is no systematic approach of making MicroOcpp send all operations one by another. For example, MicroOcpp will send the FirmwareStatusNotification only as part of a firmware update process, but it has no API for sending it manually.

Still you can rebuild each operation using the CustomOperation class like this

MicroOcpp/tests/Reservation.cpp

Lines 91 to 100 in 1bf4942

	getOcppContext()->initiateRequest(makeRequest(new Ocpp16::CustomOperation(
	"RemoteStartTransaction",
	[] () {
	//create req
	auto doc = std::unique_ptr<DynamicJsonDocument>(new DynamicJsonDocument(JSON_OBJECT_SIZE(1)));
	auto payload = doc->to<JsonObject>();
	payload["idTag"] = "wrong idTag";
	return doc;},
	[] (JsonObject) { } //ignore conf
	)));

However, I'm not sure if that is exactly what you mean.

[Kundanjhakj]

Hi, In this code, esp32 uses wifi to connect with websocket. I have to connect with 4G module VVM ESP32 4G LTE A7670 MODULE.

[matth-x]

You can replace the built-in WebSocket client by your own WebSocket client which you have full control of. Then you can instruct the WebSocket client to route all traffic over 4G. The custom WebSocket client needs to subclass the MicroOcpp Connection interface and implement all its functions. To make MicroOcpp use the custom WS client, you need to pass it to mocpp_initialize like this: https://github.com/OpenEVSE/openevse_esp32_firmware/blob/ff671ff90cfbc8ec794bd4e7481301758b867934/src/ocpp.cpp#L243-L255

There's also a user who has used the TinyGSM project with MicroOcpp. See this issue for a demonstration: #238 (comment)