How to send a GET request from an ESP32 to a Node.js HTTP/2 server running on a Raspberry Pi 3.
ESP32: HTTP/2 GET request to Node.js server
In this tutorial we will check how to make a HTTP/2 GET request from the ESP32 to a Node.js server. The tests shown on this tutorial were performed using an ESP32 board from DFRobot. Introduction In this tutorial we will check how to make a HTTP/2 GET request from the ESP32 to a Node.js server. The ESP32 …
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Node.js HTTP/2 server: obtain request method
In this tutorial we will check how to obtain the method of a request performed to a HTTP/2 Node.js server. Introduction In this tutorial we will check how to obtain the method of a request performed to a HTTP/2 Node.js server. Note that we have already covered how to setup a very simple HTTP/2 webserver …
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Micro:bit MicroPython: UART OBLOQ HTTP GET Request to Flask server
In this tutorial we are going to check how to send a HTTP GET request using a micro:bit board and a UART OBLOQ. We will be using MicroPython to program the micro:bit board. Introduction In this tutorial we are going to check how to send a HTTP GET request using a micro:bit board and a UART OBLOQ. We will be using …
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ESP32 HTTP/2: Decompressing Brotli encoded content
In this tutorial we are going to check how to do a HTTP/2 GET request, accepting the content compressed with the Brotli algorithm. Thus, we will later decompress it back, after receiving the response. The tests were performed using a DFRobot’s ESP32 module integrated in a ESP32 development board. Introduction In this tutorial we are going to check …
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UART OBLOQ: Sending HTTP GET request
In this tutorial, we will check how to send a HTTP GET request from the UART OBLOQ. Introduction In this tutorial, we will check how to send a HTTP GET request from the UART OBLOQ. As a destination for our request, we will use a fake online REST API that is very useful for testing …
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