tinyhttp::ExtensionStream Class Reference

Extension which implements the Arduino Stream functionality. Instead of writing to Serial you can write to a ExtensionStream object and look at the streamed output in your web browser. The data is managed with the help of a simple ring buffer. More...

#include <ExtensionStream.h>

Inheritance diagram for tinyhttp::ExtensionStream:

Public Member Functions
	ExtensionStream (const char *url, const char *mime, Stream &source)
	Alternative way to provide data by reading from another stream.
	ExtensionStream (const char *url, TinyMethodID action, const char *mime, const char *startHtml=nullptr, const char *endHtml=nullptr, int bufferSize=256, int historySize=1024)
	Default Constructor.
int	available ()
int	availableForWrite ()
void	flush ()
virtual bool	isOpen ()
	Checks if we have any open clients.
virtual void	open (HttpServer *server)
int	peek ()
size_t	print (const char str[])
size_t	println (const char str[])
int	read ()
int	read (char *str, int len)
void	setReplyHeader (Str &header)
	Defines a standard reply header - which can be binary data.
size_t	write (uint8_t *str, int len)
size_t	write (uint8_t chr)
Public Member Functions inherited from tinyhttp::Stream
virtual void	print (const char *str="")=0
virtual void	println (const char *str="")=0
virtual void	write (const char *str, int len)=0

Protected Member Functions
void	copyFromAltSource ()
virtual void	doLoop () override

Protected Attributes
int	bufferSize
ExtensionStreamBasic *	ext =nullptr
bool	is_open =false
HttpStreamedMultiOutput *	out =nullptr
Stream *	pAltSource =nullptr
RingBuffer *	ringBuffer =nullptr

Detailed Description

Extension which implements the Arduino Stream functionality. Instead of writing to Serial you can write to a ExtensionStream object and look at the streamed output in your web browser. The data is managed with the help of a simple ring buffer.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• src/Extensions/ExtensionStream.h