automated ESP8266 programming station to mass flash large quantity of devices quickly

massflash.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# automated ESP8266 programming station
# monitors for inserted serial devices and calls esptool to flash them
# written to mass flash entire batches of ESP8266 devices quickly
#  $ pip install esptool pyudev
#
# 2016.06.16 darell tan
#

import pyudev
import subprocess
import sys
import os
import time

fwfile = sys.argv[1]
assert os.path.isfile(fwfile)

ctx = pyudev.Context()
mon = pyudev.Monitor.from_netlink(ctx)
mon.filter_by(subsystem='tty')

logf = open('massflash.log', 'a')
devs = {}
print 'waiting for usb events...'
for dev in iter(mon.poll, None):
	vid, pid = dev.get('ID_VENDOR_ID', None), dev.get('ID_MODEL_ID', None)
	print dev.action, dev.device_node, dev.device_type, \
		dev.subsystem, \
		vid, pid, \
		dev.get('ID_SERIAL', None), dev.get('ID_SERIAL_SHORT', None)

	# log in/out times of each device
	if dev.action == 'add':
		devs[dev] = time.time()
	elif dev.action == 'remove':
		logf.write('%f %f\n' % (devs.get(dev, -1), time.time()))

	# flash device
	if dev.action == 'add':
		print 'flashing on %s...' % (dev.device_node)
		cmd = "esptool.py -b 921600 -p %s write_flash -ff 80m -fs 32m 0x0000 %s" % (dev.device_node, fwfile)
		subprocess.Popen(cmd.split())

Hi. This looks great! Has it been tested to work with ESP32 hardware?

A M A Z I N G !! Flashing very fast, thank you for this code.