beweOnline
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Thanks for your reply! While I can slice up the file into chunks and write a GET response using the node.js drain event as explained in the tutorial mentioned above, I was hoping someone could shed light on the whole matter. I'm curious as to why E.pipe() is available when E.openFile() is not! What's the use case here?
Anyways, I post my WIP here, in case somebody's wondering. This goes into the routing callback function you'd supply to the createServer() method:
... var storage = require("Storage"); var file = storage.read("xyz.html"); res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/html'}); // write response in packets var packet = 4096; var chunks = Math.ceil(file.length/packet); var n = 1; res.on('drain',function() { if(n===1){res.write(file.slice(0,packet*n));} else if(n>=2 && n<=chunks){ res.write(file.slice(packet*(n-1),packet*n)); } n++; if(n>chunks){res.end();} }); res.write();
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Dear all!
Reading a file with require("Storage").read() but running out of mem with larger files, like serving a ~20kb html file. So I want to stream instead as suggested here. However, if the NodeMCU hasn't got E.openFile(), how then do you open a file for streaming such that I might use E.pipe()?
Scratching my head over this one. Any help much appreaciated!
Espruino's just so cool!