A lightweight HTTP server for NodeMCU. Inspired by nodemcu_http_server.
- Serving static files from NodeMCU file system
- Support for gzipped static files
- Support for GET query string parameter
- Redirects
- Support for index.html, 404.html
- Middleware models
-- init.lua
print('Setting up WIFI...')
wifi.setmode(wifi.STATION)
wifi.sta.config('MY_SSID', 'MY_PASS')
wifi.sta.connect()
tmr.alarm(1, 1000, tmr.ALARM_AUTO, function()
if wifi.sta.getip() == nil then
print('Waiting for IP ...')
else
print('IP is ' .. wifi.sta.getip())
tmr.stop(1)
end
end)
-- Serving static files
dofile('httpServer.lua')
httpServer:listen(80)
-- Custom API
-- Get text/html
httpServer:use('/welcome', function(req, res)
res:send('Hello ' .. req.query.name) -- /welcome?name=doge
end)
-- Get file
httpServer:use('/doge', function(req, res)
res:sendFile('doge.jpg')
end)
-- Get json
httpServer:use('/json', function(req, res)
res:type('application/json')
res:send('{"doge": "smile"}')
end)
-- Redirect
httpServer:use('/redirect', function(req, res)
res:redirect('doge.jpg')
end)Contains the raw http header and body.
Contains the remote IP address of the request.
Contains a string corresponding to the HTTP method of the request: GET, POST, PUT, and so on.
This property is an table containing a property for each query string parameter in the route. If there is no query string, it is the empty table, {}.
Contains the path part of the request URL.
Redirects to the URL derived from the specified path, with specified status, a positive integer that corresponds to an HTTP status code . If not specified, status defaults to 302.
Sets the Content-Type HTTP header.
Sets the HTTP status for the response.
Transfers the body, then close.
If not specified status code using res:status(), status defaults to 200.
If not specified Content-Type using res:type(), the Content-Type response HTTP header field will be 'text/html'.
Transfers the file, then close.
If the file doesn't exist, transfers 404.html.gz/404.html/'404 Not Found'.
If not specified Content-Type using res:type(), the Content-Type response HTTP header field will base on the filename’s extension.
If not specified status code using res:status(), status defaults to 200.
Ends the response process.
request -> parseHeader -> user middleware -> staticFile
The order of middleware loading is important: middleware functions that are loaded first are also executed first.
If one of the user middleware functions has nil/false return value, the request process will be stopped.
The first parameter url is a lua pattern, i.e. '\foo.*' can match '\foo.html', '\foo\bar.jpg'...
If any request not processed by user middleware functions, serving static file will be attempted.
| url | 1st try | 2nd try | 3th try | 4th try |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| / | index.html.gz | index.html | 404.html.gz | 404.html |
| /foo.jpg | foo.jpg.gz | foo.jpg | 404.html.gz | 404.html |
| /foo/bar.css | foo_bar.css.gz | foo_bar.css | 404.html.gz | 404.html |
| /foo | foo.gz | foo | 404.html.gz | 404.html |
Slashes in request path are converted to underscores to get appropriate file name.
Static files may be gzipped to reduce used filesystem space. For a static file gzipped version is searched for first.
Server tries to guess content types for the most common file extensions used, see function guessType() for details.
MIT