Port of the ESP32 web server, with a significant refactor to allow it to work with both HTTP as well as HTTPS connections.
Started pulling in the ESP8266 examples because they included the WebServerSecure object, but there seems to be a significant API difference between the ESP8266 and ESP32 WebServer as to make it an unpleasant experience.
TODO
More ESP8266 compatibility
More examples
Documentation
Relax, once this is merged arduino-pico will be almost feature complete for most users (no comment on bugs, of course)
Port of the ESP32 web server, with a significant refactor to allow it to work with both HTTP as well as HTTPS connections.
Started pulling in the ESP8266 examples because they included the `WebServerSecure` object, but there seems to be a significant API difference between the ESP8266 and ESP32 `WebServer` as to make it an unpleasant experience.
TODO
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- [x] More ESP8266 compatibility
- [x] More examples
- [x] Documentation
- [x] Relax, once this is merged `arduino-pico` will be almost feature complete for most users (no comment on bugs, of course)
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Port of the ESP32 web server, with a significant refactor to allow it to work with both HTTP as well as HTTPS connections.
Started pulling in the ESP8266 examples because they included the
WebServerSecureobject, but there seems to be a significant API difference between the ESP8266 and ESP32WebServeras to make it an unpleasant experience.TODO
arduino-picowill be almost feature complete for most users (no comment on bugs, of course)