HTTP server and Client for use with Cryptographic Protocol for a PICO project

Postw6.js 2 Sep 2016
This code encapsulates into objects and eliminates global variable, except for the configuration variables. It uses emit() and object.on() functions to signal that the WiFi is connected. The console is redirected so that a menu system appears on the USB port.
The Hardware variable selects PICO or Espruino board hardware connected to an ESP8266.
Select Espruino Bd or Pico hardware
var Hardware=0; //Espruino board
var Hardware =1; //PICO
The IP variable contains the IP address of the server
//setup IP address of server
IP="192.168.1.5";
The SSID and key variables identify the WiFi router acces information
//setup WiFi access parameters
var SSID="router name";
var key= "router key";
Start the HTMLserverA1.js
The output:

>echo(0);
=undefined
-> LoopbackB
 
Select using digit and return key
1 Connect
0 Exit
<- USB
>1
do connect
Start connection process
Waiting for ESP8266 response
Reset the ESP8266
Connecting to WiFi
Wi-Fi Connected
 
Select using digit and return key
1 Good Message
2 Bad Message
0 Exit
IP= 192.168.1.4
null
1
Send Good Message
80
192.168.1.5
send
Closed: 0123456789012345678901234567890123456789­0123456789012345678901234567890123456789­
ss 0123456789012345678901234567890123456789­0123456789012345678901234567890123456789­
 
Select using digit and return key
1 Good Message
2 Bad Message
0 Exit
2
Bad Message
70
192.168.1.5
send
Closed: 1234
ss 1234
 
Select using digit and return key
1 Good Message
2 Bad Message
0 Exit
0
Exit
<- LoopbackB
=undefined
=undefined
>USB.setConsole();
-> USB

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