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These example programs demonstrate how to use the TinyGSM library.
This example uses ArduinoHttpClient with TinyGSM to perform HTTP requests for REST-style API interactions.
This example uses ArduinoHttpClient with TinyGSM to perform HTTPS requests over TLS on supported modems.
This example connects to an MQTT broker and demonstrates publish/subscribe messaging using TinyGSM and PubSubClient.
This example builds and sends a raw HTTP request over a TinyGSM client socket to illustrate manual web request handling.
This example shows how to provision certificates on supported modems and connect to AWS IoT Core over MQTT with TLS.
This example downloads a remote file in chunks and validates data integrity using CRC32 checksums.
This example opens and manages multiple simultaneous client connections to different servers in one sketch.
This example shows how to use two different modems together in the same code. The key thing to notice is that instead of defining the modem type and including the TinyGsmClient.h file, it includes the specific modem headers.
This example connects a TinyGSM modem to Blynk so a device can exchange data and be controlled from the Blynk app.
This example demonstrates and exercises a broad set of TinyGSM modem, network, client, SMS, call, and utility functions in a single sketch for capability testing.
This example demonstrates compile-time modem capability detection using TinyGSM traits for multi-modem codebases.
This example targets Hologram Dash workflows by entering passthrough mode and sending network requests through TinyGSM.
This example uploads SSL certificate material to SIM8xx modems so secure TLS connections can be established.
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