Cool. Looks like I also have install a load of stuff as well. Just a comment (to ESP) but this example requires that I learn a bit about vue when really all I want is directory handling in SPIFFS and/or to understand how to build and upload a FATFS image to flash. Its difficult to understand your re...

Great. That's async enough for me! End user experience 'real time' not hard!

Well depend what you mean. It is possible to 'create, upload' file/data from browser the exact details depend on your back end (ESP32) and how complicated you want to get. You could just POST a JSON text record which you create in Javascript. That would be easiest but if you must use the same back e...

Trying to build \esp-idf\examples\protocols\http_server\restful_server on a PC with MINGW32 How do I build the webpages on a PC? npm run build doesnt run within MINGW32 As is I can create the webserver but the files have not been downloaded into SPI flash. I dont have JTAG and really wanted to see h...

Found it: https://github.com/loboris/ESP32_spiffs_example

I need a readonly filesystem to hold the webserver. Its a legacy cross platform set of web pages so (ideally) I need directory support. I want to be able to create a the webpage image and program that using esptool I seem to remember bumping into a SPIFFs implementation with directory support but ca...

Thanks. May I ask why you need it to be asynchronous? I want the HTTP engine to handle multiple connections and not to block because of traffic on a connection. There can be a limit to the number of workers of course. Lets take Kolban's webserver as an example; a connection socket is create with acc...

I need a simple asynchronous webserver with websockets. I could accept asynchronous FTM and convert/add websockets latter. I have had a quick look at: 1) HTTP Server. Does not seem to be asynchronous and lacks websockets. Its not clear if the HTTP server interface supports multiple threads (start/st...

The SPI communications I would like to implement with the host controller have extremely high latency (relatively speaking) when executed with the existing driver implementation due to its use of queues and the reliance on the RTOS. Understood. I am using an MPC2515 (cost) which has a maximum bus o...

Why?
I am told that app_main() runs from the startup task (what ever that is) but if you don't create any more tasks is the one task the same as no tasks? Or if you only have one task is that a task?