https://github.com/marinpopa/AsyncWiFiManagerSimple

[marinpopa]

This pull request adds my library AsyncWiFiManagerSimple to the Arduino Library Manager index.

AsyncWiFiManagerSimple is a lightweight, fully asynchronous WiFi configuration manager for the ESP32 platform. It provides a captive portal with dynamic WiFi scanning, multi-network storage, automatic reconnection, and HTML served from PROGMEM — all without the need for SPIFFS or external files. It is designed for compact IoT devices and long-running embedded applications.

Repository: https://github.com/marinpopa/AsyncWiFiManagerSimple

Features:

• Asynchronous WiFi setup portal
• Dynamic RSSI-sorted network scanning
• Multi-network storage (up to 4 networks)
• Fallback to AP mode with captive portal
• Automatic reconnect/restart logic
• HTML stored in PROGMEM

The library includes:

• Valid library.properties file
• Syntax highlighting support via keywords.txt
• Examples folder with usage sketches

Thank you!

[github-actions]

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[github-actions]

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[per1234]

Closing as duplicate of #7464.

@marinpopa in the future please only create one pull request for each submission.

As was already clearly explained in the comments from the bot, there is no need or point in submitting a new pull request after a problem is detected with your existing PR. The system is specifically designed to allow working through problems detected by the both via a single pull request. Once you do that, another round of automated checks will be triggered. You can repeat that process in a single pull request as many times as is needed to get it to a fully compliant state. Once your submission passes all the checks it will automatically be accepted by the bot.

Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

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If you have any questions, concerns, or problems, you are welcome to write a clear and detailed description in a comment on the pull request thread. I'll be happy to provide assistance.