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Hi,

We had started to look nghttpd2 component and tested http server with all GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests which are working fine without any issue.

Now, we had requirement to make it same for HTTP Client.

So, Does anyone has any examples or links for that?

In short, we need example source or application for HTTP Client which should be running into ESP32 and can get data and other respective services from server.

https://github.com/loboris/ESP32_curl_example

Can you publish your nghttp2 server component?

WiFive wrote:https://github.com/loboris/ESP32_curl_example

Can you publish your nghttp2 server component?

Means, do you need nghttp2 component which we are using?

Or Application code with parser which we are using?

Just wondering if you built server based on nghttp2 and package it as reusable component

WiFive wrote:Just wondering if you built server based on nghttp2 and package it as reusable component

Yes. We already used nghttpd2 as server and able to serve HTTP GET/POST/PUT/DELETE using parser.

Now, we need to implement client instead of server for that.

Please send me some reference links or informations for that if you had any

You should publish your server on GitHub as a idf component

Here is curl client example from your friend loboris https://github.com/loboris/ESP32_curl_example

There is also much simpler esp-request library.
Searching the GitHub can always give you some useful information.

@Ritesh, would you mind providing the output of your 'make size-components'? I'm interested in the overhead in terms of size of a nghttpd server to compare against the httpd server I'm more familiar with, libesphttpd.

cmorgan wrote:@Ritesh, would you mind providing the output of your 'make size-components'? I'm interested in the overhead in terms of size of a nghttpd server to compare against the httpd server I'm more familiar with, libesphttpd.

Ok. Will send details w.r.t. component size tomorrow morning

loboris wrote:There is also much simpler esp-request library.
Searching the GitHub can always give you some useful information.

Thanks Loboris,

Will check it and get back to you if any query regarding that.