I think that library still makes an HTTPS request? It just follows redirects to find the right URL first, even if that URL is HTTPS?
Basically I think you'd be better with an Espruino WiFi or ESP32 which supports HTTPS - if there's a redirect involved it's pretty trivial to get that working with Espruino, but HTTPS on ESP8266 isn't really an option right now.
While HTTP2HTTPS might work to make an HTTPS request, the Google stuff may do a bunch of authentication which could make it hard for HTTP2HTTPS. It may even be a bit tricky to do on an Espruino with HTTPS - I'm not sure.
If you came up with a simple script (which did just listed something non-private) then I could try it here and see if it worked?
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I think that library still makes an HTTPS request? It just follows redirects to find the right URL first, even if that URL is HTTPS?
Basically I think you'd be better with an Espruino WiFi or ESP32 which supports HTTPS - if there's a redirect involved it's pretty trivial to get that working with Espruino, but HTTPS on ESP8266 isn't really an option right now.
While HTTP2HTTPS might work to make an HTTPS request, the Google stuff may do a bunch of authentication which could make it hard for HTTP2HTTPS. It may even be a bit tricky to do on an Espruino with HTTPS - I'm not sure.
If you came up with a simple script (which did just listed something non-private) then I could try it here and see if it worked?