ESP_ATMod
ESP8266 AT Firmware (Command Processor) With TLS 1.2 Capability (by JiriBilek)
packio
An asynchronous msgpack-RPC and JSON-RPC library built on top of Boost.Asio. (by qchateau)
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GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 only | Mozilla Public License 2.0 |
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ESP_ATMod
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Calendar prototype with Pi Pico
For networking, I'm using ESP-AT Command Firmware, specifically this one, as it's the only one I found that fits on the small flash of ESP-07 while having TLS support needed for Google. With this firmware flashed to ESP you connect it to Pi via UART and use AT commands to tell ESP what to do. You can find the list and description of these commands in the linked repo.
packio
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Asio is great if you’re building a library/application with non-Asio API. But building Asio APIs using async compositions is too messy. Anybody else agree ?
That's not even helpful, as you usually read/write using composed ops and they will interleave anyway. To have an io object that's capable of correctly pipelining multiple concurrent write- or read-operations, you need a custom strand like this: https://github.com/qchateau/packio/blob/master/include/packio/internal/manual_strand.h
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Looking for remote procedure call (RPC) library
packio, it's an async msgpack-rpc or json-rpc library based on boost.asio