WiFive wrote:

cmorgan wrote:
In the near future I'll be pushing out a version with ssl (https) support

Sounds good. And wss:// too?

Yep, it uses the same transport portions of the server so wss:// comes for free when you enable SSL mode.

Oh, and libesphttpd also supports bundling and compressing files to a in-flash filesystem. This makes it super easy to include your resources in your project like images etc by simply putting them into a target folder and letting libesphttpd leverage heatshrink and gzip to compress and build them in...

I'm having good luck with libesphttpd. The esp-idf branch is what you want. You'll want to put that into the esp-idf/components/ folder like esp-idf/components/libesphttpd and then look at the README.md for how to pass it an array of urls and initialize it. In the near future I'll be pushing out a v...

Libesphttpd for esp32 is meant as a component for your esp-idf project. Just drop it into the components/ directory of your project and it should work. The esp32 bit still is somewhat beta, however; feel free to tell me if you run into any bugs. Ahh ok. I'll give it a shot and let you know how I ma...

I've found https://github.com/Spritetm/libesphttpd but even the esp-idf branch doesn't build for me:
Does anyone know of a version of libesphttpd for the esp32?

Chris

Could you share why this ROM BASIC console is being disabled?

Chris

Hello.

I'm looking through the ESP32 SDK code and it looks like while there is a dns resolver there isn't a DNS server. Are there any plans to include a DNS server component in the ESP32 SDK? If so, which one? I might have the available bandwidth to assist with such an effort.

Chris

Ahh ok. While I'll probably use static tasks to ensure memory is available I can appreciate using some dynamic memory if that can use memory reserved for the boot process. I also agree about not over complicating examples. I searched and didn't see anyone else ask about the topic of static allocatio...

Hello.

I've noticed that the examples use xTaskCreate() but there aren't any calls to xTaskCreateStatic(). Wouldn't it reduce memory fragmentation and the chance of failing at runtime to use static memory for large buffers like task stacks?

Chris