MicroPython Forum (Archive)

jumasheff: Made some changes to give the user more control over status, content-type and response headers. Now gives the default reason for most status codes...

Wouldn't be too hard to check the status code in the default response and return the right thing for the handful of common cases (various 200's, 400's, or 500's. Probably wouldn't impact memory consumption... worthwhile?

jumasheff: I am not familiar with the arduino http client. I am happy to change the library to accommodate a better default response. For my application its inconsequential. Are you giving the run call a callback? What does the callback return? If false or no return the default is to exit the handle...

Yes I agree, memory fragmentation is an issue as the 8266 runs low on memory.. The biggest problem I saw with pico was memory usage. Using a browser like Chrome, it will create "speculative" connections to the device that it doesn't use - and won't let go of them. Those connections are expensive. fe...

I needed a lite weight web app framework for my project. I started with picoweb; however my device would frequently run out of memory and my apps would stop responding... assuming it was running out of memory. There was alot of memory churn going on and I am not really certain all of the details - s...

jimmo, thanks for the response. I think you solved the mystery. I dug through the sources and the only place I saw that was hitting micropython was upip. I went back through my logs and the activity *may* have been associated with a upip install but I can't remember. I havent been seeing the activit...

import urequests response = urequests.get('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pfalcon/picoweb/master/picoweb/__init__.py') with open('picoweb/__init__.py', mode='wb') as localfile: localfile.write(response.content) response = urequests.get('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pfalcon/picoweb/master/pic...

One way to get Picoweb running is to manually create a picoweb directory on the filesystem (uos.mkdir('picoweb')), copy or use urequests to pull the sources in to that directory. Go to the github repo and pull the latest from master. You may want to upip install micropython-pkg_resources and micropy...

I am seeing some strange behavior on my esp8266. At random hours the board (flashed with the latest version of MicroPython )is calling out to MicroPython.org and sending data to servers in Linode. What is the purpose of this? Is there and option to disable this?