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reprapfirmware-dc42/Webserver.h
David Crocker 75829fcaad File upload + other improvements
Added new request code rr_data for file uploading, and made other
changes to improve file upload speed.
Implemented S parameter to M208 command, to allow the negative limits of
axes to be set. Also reports current limits of no X/Y/Z parameter.
Reduced max reported free buffer size to 950 bytes to avoid problems
with file upload from Windows 8.1.
2014-05-18 20:57:14 +01:00

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/****************************************************************************************************
RepRapFirmware - Webserver
This class serves a single-page web applications to the attached network. This page forms the user's
interface with the RepRap machine. This software interprests returned values from the page and uses it
to Generate G Codes, which it sends to the RepRap. It also collects values from the RepRap like
temperature and uses those to construct the web page.
The page itself - reprap.htm - uses Knockout.js and Jquery.js. See:
http://knockoutjs.com/
http://jquery.com/
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Version 0.2
10 May 2013
Adrian Bowyer
RepRap Professional Ltd
http://reprappro.com
Licence: GPL
****************************************************************************************************/
#ifndef WEBSERVER_H
#define WEBSERVER_H
#define KO_START "rr_"
#define KO_FIRST 3
const unsigned int postLength = 1400; // max amount of POST data we can accept
const unsigned int webInputLength = 1400; // max size of web interface requests and related stuff
const unsigned int gcodeBufLength = 2048; // size of our gcode ring buffer, ideally a power of 2
const unsigned int minReportedFreeBuf = 100; // the minimum free buffer we report if not zero
const unsigned int maxReportedFreeBuf = 950; // the max we own up to having free, to avoid overlong messages. 1024 is too long for Chrome/Windows 8.1.
const unsigned int jsopnReplyLength = 1200; // size of buffer used to hold JSON reply
class Webserver
{
public:
Webserver(Platform* p);
bool GCodeAvailable();
byte ReadGCode();
bool WebserverIsWriting();
void Init();
void Spin();
void Exit();
void Diagnostics();
void SetPassword(const char* pw);
void SetName(const char* nm);
void HandleReply(const char *s, bool error);
void AppendReply(const char* s);
private:
void ParseClientLine();
void SendFile(const char* nameOfFileToSend);
void ParseQualifier();
void CheckPassword();
void LoadGcodeBuffer(const char* gc);
void LoadFileData(const char* data, size_t len);
bool PrintHeadString();
bool PrintLinkTable();
void GetGCodeList();
void GetJsonResponse(const char* request);
void GetStatusResponse(uint8_t type);
void ParseGetPost();
bool CharFromClient(char c);
void BlankLineFromClient();
void InitialisePost();
bool MatchBoundary(char c);
void JsonReport(bool ok, const char* request);
unsigned int GetGcodeBufferSpace() const;
unsigned int GetReportedGcodeBufferSpace() const;
void ProcessGcode(const char* gc);
bool GetFileInfo(const char *fileName, unsigned long& length, float& height, float& filamentUsed);
static bool FindHeight(const char* buf, size_t len, float& height);
static bool FindFilamentUsed(const char* buf, size_t len, float& filamentUsed);
Platform* platform;
bool active;
float lastTime;
float longWait;
bool receivingPost;
char postBoundary[postLength];
int boundaryCount;
char postFileName[postLength];
FileStore* postFile;
bool postSeen;
bool getSeen;
bool clientLineIsBlank;
char clientLine[webInputLength + 2];
char clientRequest[webInputLength];
char clientQualifier[webInputLength];
char jsonResponse[jsopnReplyLength];
char gcodeBuffer[gcodeBufLength];
unsigned int gcodeReadIndex, gcodeWriteIndex; // head and tail indices into gcodeBuffer
int clientLinePointer;
bool gotPassword;
char password[SHORT_STRING_LENGTH+1];
char myName[SHORT_STRING_LENGTH+1];
char gcodeReply[STRING_LENGTH+1];
uint16_t seq; // reply sequence number, so that the client can tell if a json reply is new or not
};
#endif