Porting ESP8266WebServer to ESP32 (Issue #425) #430
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We are working on a different approach. It's pointless to support the same code on both places, so we will move libs like the WebServer to their separate repositories and make the code ESP8266 and ESP32 compatible. |
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@me-no-dev Please, notify when this will be done bc current SimpleWiFiServer implementation is crazy confusing 👎 |
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@me-no-dev, are you talking about implementing the async version ? |
…if#509) The change intrdocues a local RAII helper to simplify maintaining begin/end scopes Signed-off-by: Andreas Pokorny <andreas.pokorny@siemens.com>
* Add files via upload Calls to writePattern() don't send the desired number of bytes when the pattern size doesn't divide evenly into the hardware FIFO size (e.g. sending 18-bit RGB data, 11 patterns take 63 bytes, so 1/64th of the data is never sent). * Add files via upload Remove white space changes.
send() can return a value > 0 but less than size indicating it was able to accept some of the data in buffer. The caller must try again after updating the buffer pointer and size remaining.
* Create new espino32 diretory for ESPino32 board * Delete wrong create file * Create pins_arduino.h for espino32 * Update boards.txt to support ThaiEasyElec ESPino32 * Re-configure board name
* EEPROM_library_ported_Partition_table_updated * Cleanup & formal corrections * Make formatting of file consistent. Readability change, Concern about the SubType being 0x99. * Code formatting cleanup * Code formatting cleanup * Code formatting cleanup * Remove commented out code * Restore dropped bracket * Update EEPROM.cpp * Format Corrections * deletedExample * Corrected example * Deleted interrupts/nointerrupts * Update EEPROM.cpp
* Create ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md * Add IDF component as example
* Change disconnect function Current implementation does not disconnect the WiFi. Use of `esp_wifi_disconnect()` does. * Update WiFiSTA.cpp put back the clear ssid + password remove the duplicate `esp_wifi_set_config(WIFI_IF_STA, &conf);`
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@hallard async is a complicated thing on ESP32 ;) you need to wait for me to port it. |
- 100ms is too low to get server response
* uartEnd: Unlock mutex before detaching rx and tx This should solve the device freezing issue when Serial.end() is called * Unlock UART MUTEX only for detaching Rx and Tx * Thanks to @me-no-dev for pointing it out that uart->dev->conf0.val can be inside mutex lock
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…essif#561) * DOCUMENTATION: Moved installation instructions to separate page * Added Fedora to contents table * Added Issue/Bug Report section to README * Some minor improvements * DOCUMENTATION: Rename directory doc to docs * Also move ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md to docs directory * DOCUMENTATION: Use current repo's files * This makes it consistent instead of having few local and few pointing to espressif/arduino-esp32 by all linking to local files * DOCUMENTATION: Fix hyperlink to issue/bug template in contents * DOCUMENTATION: contents: supress platform specific installation instruction
* Add example to update ESP32 via SD card * Delete update.bin from sd upon finishing update * remove precompiled binary from example * Check whether update.bin is a file
* Addition of a i2cReset method and timeout handling for the case where the i2c hardware FSM (state machine) gets stuck in a busy state. * Use newly added i2cReset function within the wire library.
This reverts commit c240674.
Use UTC instead of CDT for consistency
* Print error when serial number is invalid * Move to the first check, change end by return
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Hi! I could only find a ESP32 TSL v1.2 Webserver for Espressif's ESP-IDF framework, but not for Arduino. I am hoping this is the right place to ask you guys to consider adding secure web server functionality into this porting of esp2866webserver into esp32webserver, since (if I correctly understand) the ESP32 includes the necessary hardware for doing the trick. Maybe it is already done, by some other method, but I could not find anything over the web about it. Thanks, Enrique |
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@euquiq |
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@beegee-tokyo Hi! Yeps, I am using a variant, similar or identical as that library. But I would love to get my ESP32's serving their webpages through port 443 in a secure / encrypted way. I suspect it should be easy enough, since there are demos featuring such task for the IDF platform. I am trying to understand how are they accomplishing it in order to try and replicate something like that in ARDUINO platform, but I suspect some stuff might be missing at this time on the arduino side. |
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@euquiq any progress on secured webserver ? I'm trying to achieve exactly the same but my research is not very successful :/ |
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Will close this PR because now the main repo is supporting webserver =) |
Solving issue #425 by porting ESP8266WebServer to ESP32. Also ported most examples, except WebUpdate, SDWebServer and FSBrowser.