AudioServerT< Client, Server > Class Template Reference

A simple Arduino Webserver which streams the result This class is based on the WiFiServer class. All you need to do is to provide the data with a callback method or from an Arduino Stream: in -copy> client. More...

#include <AudioServer.h>

Inheritance diagram for AudioServerT< Client, Server >:

Public Member Functions
	AudioServerT (const char *network, const char *password, int port=80)
	Construct a new Audio WAV Server object. More...
	AudioServerT (int port=80)
	Construct a new Audio Server object We assume that the WiFi is already connected.
bool	begin (AudioServerDataCallback cb, const char *contentType)
	Start the server. The data must be provided by a callback method. More...
bool	begin (Stream &in, const char *contentType)
	Start the server. You need to be connected to WiFI before calling this method. More...
bool	copy ()
	Add this method to your loop Returns true while the client is connected. (The same functionality like doLoop()) More...
bool	doLoop ()
	Add this method to your loop Returns true while the client is connected.
bool	isClientConnected ()
	Checks if any clinent has connnected.
Stream &	out ()
	Provides the output stream.
Client *	out_ptr ()
	Provides a pointer to the WiFiClient.
void	setConverter (BaseConverter *c)
	defines a converter that will be used when the audio is rendered
void	setCopyBufferSize (int size)
	Changes the copy buffer size.

Protected Member Functions
void	connectWiFi ()
void	processClient ()
virtual void	sendReplyContent ()
virtual void	sendReplyHeader ()
void	setupServer (int port)

Protected Attributes
AudioServerDataCallback	callback = nullptr
Client	client_obj
const char *	content_type = nullptr
BaseConverter *	converter_ptr = nullptr
StreamCopy	copier
Stream *	in = nullptr
char *	network = nullptr
char *	password = nullptr
Server	server

Detailed Description

template<class Client, class Server>
class audio_tools::AudioServerT< Client, Server >

A simple Arduino Webserver which streams the result This class is based on the WiFiServer class. All you need to do is to provide the data with a callback method or from an Arduino Stream: in -copy> client.

Author

Phil Schatzmann

Copyright

GPLv3

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

AudioServerT()

AudioServerT ( const char *  network, const char *  password, int  port = 80  )

inline

Construct a new Audio WAV Server object.

Parameters

network
password

Member Function Documentation

begin() [1/2]

bool begin ( AudioServerDataCallback  cb, const char *  contentType  )

inline

Start the server. The data must be provided by a callback method.

Parameters

cb
contentType	Mime Type of result

begin() [2/2]

bool begin ( Stream &  in, const char *  contentType  )

inline

Start the server. You need to be connected to WiFI before calling this method.

Parameters

in
contentType	Mime Type of result

copy()

bool copy ( )

inline

Add this method to your loop Returns true while the client is connected. (The same functionality like doLoop())

Returns

true

false

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

• src/AudioTools/CoreAudio/AudioHttp/AudioServer.h