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I am hoping to use Websocket through the wizen module on a teensy 3.2 (Arduino compatible micro controller).
But the library I am currently using does not support SEC-Key but it looks yours does.
Do you think it would be possible to add support for the wiznet ethernet module?
Your wifi solution is great but I find a wired solution more secure for long term installations.
Thanks for any advice.
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Yeah, WebSockets for wired Ethernet Shield (W5100, WizNet W5500 or ENC28j60) for MCUs like ATMega2560, AMtel328p or Cortex M0 would be a great idea!
We could donate some boards if needed for research & testing.
As you know, currently the library only supports esp32 and esp8266. Adding support for other boards is not very complicated, but it does take time, which I don't have plenty of.
I can however describe the process and let you try adding support for it yourselvs, If it works for you, you can consider donating it to the library. The process is:
Implement the interfaces TcpClient and TcpServer for your board. Here is an example implementation of esp32 client and server (client uses this generic esp code)
Register it in ws_common.hpp. Meaning: add a #elif defined for your board.
This is the process generally, some experimination is required for sure.
Honestly, it is not likely that I will start adding support for other boards myself. I'm currently a solo maintainer for this library. more boards means more platform specific bugs and issues. Buying the boards is not the issue :)
Your library looks great. It seems to be more updated than
https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/ArduinoWebsocketClient
I am hoping to use Websocket through the wizen module on a teensy 3.2 (Arduino compatible micro controller).
But the library I am currently using does not support SEC-Key but it looks yours does.
Do you think it would be possible to add support for the wiznet ethernet module?
Your wifi solution is great but I find a wired solution more secure for long term installations.
Thanks for any advice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: