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Add an easy to access UI toggle for 'is_always_powered'. This will prevent the device from sleeping.
There may be some edge cases when implementing this, testing would be required. Please share any findings on this issue so we can learn what to do for the other UIs.
Track device uptime
Describe the feature
We want to be able to keep track of how busy each device is during different amounts of traffic. This will help us understand which new processes are taking too much time.
Datapoints to track
- uptime (millis())
- loopcount (have a counter at the beginning of loop(), this is a simple way to measure how "busy" an arduino device is)
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When generating SSL certs, display "Please wait..." on the screen or some other message/animation to indicate that the device is busy.
This happens the first reboot after wifi settings are applied on the device.