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ESP8266 lws port
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lws can now work well on the ESP8266.
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You should get the ESP8266 Espressif SDK-based project here
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https://github.com/lws-team/esplws
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which includes lws as an "app" in the build. The project provides full AP-based setup over the web, and once the device has been configured to associate to a local AP, a separate station vhost with the lws test protocols.
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Instructions for building that are here
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https://github.com/lws-team/esplws/blob/master/README.md
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There are also instructions there for how to remove the test apps from the build and customize your own station content.
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Information about lws integration on ESP8266
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The following existing lws features are used to make a nice integration:
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- vhosts: there are separate vhosts for the configuration AP mode and the normal station mode.
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- file_ops: the lws file operations are overridden and handled by a ROMFS parser
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- mounts: mounts are used to serve files automatically from the ROMFS
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- plugins: standalone protocol plugins are included into the build, so there are clean individual implementations for each protocol, while everything is statically linked
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- lws stability and security features like bytewise parsers, sophisticated timeouts, http/1.1 keepalive support
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