void irkit_http_loop() {
#ifdef USE_INTERNET
// long poll
if (TIMER_FIRED(polling_timer)) {
TIMER_STOP(polling_timer);
if (TIMER_RUNNING(suspend_polling_timer)) {
// suspend GET /m for a while if we have received a POST /messages request from client
// client is in wifi, we can ignore our server for a while
TIMER_START(polling_timer, SUSPEND_GET_MESSAGES_INTERVAL);
}
else {
int8_t result = irkit_httpclient_get_messages();
if ( result < 0 ) {
HTTPLOG_PRINTLN("!E3");
// maybe time cures GS? (no it doesn't, let's hardware reset, software reset doesn't work here)
// don't software reset AVR, because that cuts off serial logging (for debug purpose only)
wifi_hardware_reset();
}
else {
polling_cid = result;
}
}
}
if (TIMER_FIRED(suspend_polling_timer)) {
TIMER_STOP(suspend_polling_timer);
}
#endif
}
// added by eqiglii 2015-12-13
int8_t irkit_httpclient_post_temperature_(uint8_t temperature) {
// send http post request to LAN server
char path[82];
sprintf(path, P("/proxy.php?url=https://irkitrestapi.appspot.com/_ah/api/southbound/v1/temperature?")); // added "?" by eqiglii 2016-06-13
char body[POST_TEMPERATURE_BODY_LENGTH+1+4]; // +4, due to change the two "&" to "%26", eqiglii, 2016-06-13
// char array[6];
// dtostrf(temperature,5, 2, array); // this function works, but takes too much memory KB
// I know that the Arduino version of sprinf does not support floats, but we're sticking to INTs here so it is fine
sprintf(body, "irkit_id=%s%ssignal_content=%2d%ssignal_name=%s", gs.hostname(),"%26", temperature,"%26", "temp"); // change the two "&" to "%26", eqiglii 2016-06-13
int8_t cid = gs.post(path, body, POST_TEMPERATURE_BODY_LENGTH, &on_post_messages_response,50 );
//int8_t cid = gs.post("/_ah/api/southbound/v1/temperature?", body, POST_TEMPERATURE_BODY_LENGTH, &on_post_messages_response,50 ); // this never worked out!!! eqiglii 2016-06-14, don't try any more!!!
if (cid == polling_cid) {
// we're polling on this cid, and our response handler is registered with this cid.
// we already overwritten the response handler, so restart everything.
// HTTPLOG_PRINTLN("!E30");
wifi_hardware_reset();
return -1;
}
return cid;
}
int8_t irkit_httpclient_post_messages_() {
// post body is IR data, move devicekey parameter to query, for implementation simplicity
// /p?devicekey=C7363FDA0F06406AB11C29BA41272AE3&freq=38
char path[54];
sprintf(path, P("/p?devicekey=%s&freq=%d"), keys.getKey(), IrCtrl.freq);
int8_t cid = gs.postBinary( path,
(const char*)sharedbuffer, IR_packedlength(),
&on_post_messages_response,
10 );
if (cid == polling_cid) {
// we're polling on this cid, and our response handler is registered with this cid.
// we already overwritten the response handler, so restart everything.
// HTTPLOG_PRINTLN("!E30");
wifi_hardware_reset();
return -1;
}
return cid;
}
void GSwifi::loop() {
TIMER_STOP( timeout_timer_ );
checkActivity();
for (uint8_t i=0; i<16; i++) {
if (! cidIsRequest(i) &&
TIMER_FIRED(timers_[i])) {
TIMER_STOP(timers_[i]);
GSLOG_PRINT("!E4 "); GSLOG_PRINTLN(i);
// request (from us) timeout means GS is in trouble,
// and it's easy to just rescue ourselves to reset
wifi_hardware_reset();
return;
}
}
}
