How to connect esp8266 or esp32 as wifi shield with arduino uno r3 for blynk project setup

Your NodeMCU needs to be running AT firmware (which it might have installed as standard when it arrives).
Then the process is the same as using an ESP-01 as the WiFi modem.

But, connecting an Uno to a NodeMCU is a bit like connecting a trailer to a Ferrari.

The NodeMCU is far more powerful than the Uno, so why not use it as a standalone board?
If it doesn’t have enough GPIOs or Analog inputs then use a standalone ESP32 instead?

Pete.

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