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jkent avatar jkent commented on July 21, 2024

Hmm, I like the idea. My first reaction was put it in a different module, but I then thought about the lack of utility gained with it in a separate submodule. The only reason I think to have it in a submodule is if more than 2 layers would be desired.

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jkent avatar jkent commented on July 21, 2024

I will be addressing this with espfs v2. I forgot I started working on it. @phatpaul, could you take a look at my progress with libesphttpd?

https://github.com/jkent/esphttpd-example
https://jkent.net/~jkent/libesphttpd/

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phatpaul avatar phatpaul commented on July 21, 2024

Wow, you've been busy. I'm pretty busy trying to finish a new version of my product, still using IDF 3.3.3.
Hopefully when the dust settles here I'll try to upgrade to IDF 4 again.

Can you please summarize what all you've changed recently in both espfs and libesphttpd? (or is that already documented somewhere?)

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jkent avatar jkent commented on July 21, 2024

Well for libespfs, I've got documentation here https://libespfs.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
For libesphttpd, https://jkent.net/~jkent/libesphttpd/ -- we'll get it on readthedocs.io after the rewrite is complete

libesphttpd is still a work in progress, there are a few issues in the rewrite I'd still like to address. It uses mbedtls directly now, and handles the connection pool MUCH nicer. For example, if there is no connections available, but one of the connections in the pool is not in the middle of a request it is killed off and recycled.

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jkent avatar jkent commented on July 21, 2024

@phatpaul if you would look this over that would be fantastic. I think it meets your requirements.

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phatpaul avatar phatpaul commented on July 21, 2024

Sorry @jkent I'm swamped at the moment. And I don't see that changing any time soon (seems there's a global chip shortage so I have to port a bunch of products to some other chips that my company happened to get a hold of).

Is there anyone else who can help validate it?

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jkent avatar jkent commented on July 21, 2024

Don't worry about it! Its all good. Maybe @chmorgan can look at it.

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jkent avatar jkent commented on July 21, 2024

I've put together a Vue.js application to test and exercise the vfs code. It just needs backend code to be written. This is a priority after making directory entries an optional feature.

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