This depends heavily on the hard work done by [pcbreflux](https://github.com/pcbreflux) and [nkolban](https://github.com/nkolban) both on GitHub and on their YouTube Channels. Specifically, it is a modified version of pcbreflux's [ESP32_BLE_beaconscan](https://github.com/pcbreflux/espressif/tree/master/esp32/arduino/sketchbook/ESP32_BLE_beaconscan).
You can get started by cloning this repository to your local machine using git. Alternatively, you can [download the zip](https://github.com/jptrsn/ESP32-mqtt-room/archive/master.zip). To get the code onto your device, you can load it via the Arduino IDE or, thanks to some great work by [kylegordon](https://github.com/kylegordon), you can now build and upload using PlatformIO.
2. Make a copy of the `Settings.h` file, and rename it `Settings_local.h`. Fill in the required information in your local settings file (the local file is ignored by GitHub, so you won't upload your sensitive information).
3. Settings are defined in `Settings_local.h` which is not included in the repo by default. Make a copy of `Settings.h` and rename it `Settings_local.h` in the same folder. Fill in your required settings.
4. Open the `ESP32-mqtt-room.ino` file in the Arduino IDE, and set the board variant to ESP32. You'll need to use the large partition scheme to get it to fit your board.
5. Compile and upload. Ensure that you've got all required libraries installed (and do not use the beta version of any of them).
