aWOT – Arduino web server library

    The aWOT web server library has been designed to work with all Arduino compatible development boards and networking options.
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    By Lasse Lukkari (lasselukkari)
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    Compatibility

    The aWOT web server library has been designed to work with all Arduino compatible development boards and networking options. This also means that switching the board or changing from WiFi to Ethernet will require minimal changes. The examples directory shows you how to use the library with the most popular Ethernet and WiFi libraries

    However there are few subtle differences that need to be taken into account. Also unfortunately some of the WiFi and Ethernet libraries have bugs that prevent the library from working properly.

    Previously the library has been tested with:

    • Adafruit Feather M0 WiFi
    • Arduino UNO + WIZnet W5100
    • Arduino Mega + WIZnet W5100
    • Arduino Due + WIZnet W5100
    • Arduino MKR WiFi 1010 (see notes)
    • Teensy 3.0 + WIZnet W5200
    • Teensy 4.1 Ethernet (see notes)
    • ESP32 + Wiznet W5500 Ethernet (see notes)
    • ESP32 + LAN8270 Ethernet
    • ESP32 WiFi
    • ESP8266 WiFi

    ESP32 and ESP8266 WiFi

    In both of the ESP Arduino cores the WiFiClient closes the connection automatically in the class destructor. This means that the client.stop(), does not need to be explicitly called but you will need to take extra steps if you want to keep the connection alive.

    ESP32 + Wiznet W5500

    The current version of the ESP32 Arduino core uses a non standard version of the Server class. Until the ESP32 core is fixed you need to manually modify the begin function in the Server.h if you want to use the Ethernet library that is shipped with the core.

    Bug report: https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/issues/2704

    Teensy 4.1 + Ethernet

    The Teensy 4.1 Ethernet library currently has a bug that causes the connection to stall and reset when connections to the server are opened in fast phase. The bug has been verified but not fixed yet.

    Bug report: https://github.com/vjmuzik/NativeEthernet/issues/7

    Arduino UNO

    Because of the limited RAM and ROM Arduino UNO is on the edge of being usable for anything more complicated. If you want to use this library together with the SD card or any JSON parsing library, pay attention that you do not run out of memory.

    awot.png

    Compatibility

    The aWOT web server library has been designed to work with all Arduino compatible development boards and networking options. This also means that switching the board or changing from WiFi to Ethernet will require minimal changes. The examples directory shows you how to use the library with the most popular Ethernet and WiFi libraries

    However there are few subtle differences that need to be taken into account. Also unfortunately some of the WiFi and Ethernet libraries have bugs that prevent the library from working properly.

    Previously the library has been tested with:

    • Adafruit Feather M0 WiFi
    • Arduino UNO + WIZnet W5100
    • Arduino Mega + WIZnet W5100
    • Arduino Due + WIZnet W5100
    • Arduino MKR WiFi 1010 (see notes)
    • Teensy 3.0 + WIZnet W5200
    • Teensy 4.1 Ethernet (see notes)
    • ESP32 + Wiznet W5500 Ethernet (see notes)
    • ESP32 + LAN8270 Ethernet
    • ESP32 WiFi
    • ESP8266 WiFi

    ESP32 and ESP8266 WiFi

    In both of the ESP Arduino cores the WiFiClient closes the connection automatically in the class destructor. This means that the client.stop(), does not need to be explicitly called but you will need to take extra steps if you want to keep the connection alive.

    ESP32 + Wiznet W5500

    The current version of the ESP32 Arduino core uses a non standard version of the Server class. Until the ESP32 core is fixed you need to manually modify the begin function in the Server.h if you want to use the Ethernet library that is shipped with the core.

    Bug report: https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/issues/2704

    Teensy 4.1 + Ethernet

    The Teensy 4.1 Ethernet library currently has a bug that causes the connection to stall and reset when connections to the server are opened in fast phase. The bug has been verified but not fixed yet.

    Bug report: https://github.com/vjmuzik/NativeEthernet/issues/7

    Arduino UNO

    Because of the limited RAM and ROM Arduino UNO is on the edge of being usable for anything more complicated. If you want to use this library together with the SD card or any JSON parsing library, pay attention that you do not run out of memory.

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