You’ll upload/send the ESP32 code through the USB port on the ESP32 board/module using the Arduino IDE, PlatformIO, or ESP-IDF.
For this project, the usual flow is:
Connect the ESP32 board to your computer with USB.
Open the code in Arduino IDE or PlatformIO.
Select the correct ESP32 board and COM/serial port.
Click Upload.
If upload fails, hold the BOOT button while uploading, then release it.
If you mean “where should I put the code in Flux,” then you can add it as a project file/document for reference, but the actual firmware is uploaded to the ESP32 from your computer via USB.
Documents are markdown text files which describe project goals, capture details, or even simulation outputs.
Assets
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Properties
Properties describe core aspects of the project.
Pricing & Availability
Distributor
Qty 1
Arrow
$18.38–$18.95
Digi-Key
$10.80–$5,840.54
HQonline
$14.19–$14.22
LCSC
$15.21–$16.75
Mouser
$8.54–$8.76
TME
$1.23
Verical
$37.54–$39.04
Controls
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