Hello, Background : I had just recently gotten the ESP-Prog to program a PCB I made with the ESP32-C3-MINI-1-H4, however I wasn't lucky with it. I decided to see if I can get the ESP32-C3-DevKitM-1 working with the ESP-Prog before I order a new PCB, but I am having trouble doing that too. I have the...

Sorry for the late response, I had to prioritize a different project. The solution works great! I appreciate the help.

Looks like if you input the string "grab/*" for the .uri when making the http_uri_t variable, the * gets registered as a string, so only get/* can be called, not get/whatever . Was wondering about your response because I actually have it working in a bunch of my apps... Turns out it's a configurati...

It's essentially a string, so standard C functions will work: sscanf, atoi, strstr etc. You'd use a combination of those. Looks like if you input the string "grab/*" for the .uri when making the http_uri_t variable, the * gets registered as a string, so only get/* can be called, not get/whatever .

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Thu Oct 28, 2021 12:53 am

Depends on the http server you're using. If using esp-httpd (the one included in esp-idf), you could simply register your own get (or post) handler for the "/grab/*" url and parse the url yourself.

How would you obtain whatever argument is input for *?

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