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Mongoose Network Library Examples

In order to build and run any of the existing examples, please follow: https://mongoose.ws/documentation/#how-to-build-and-run-examples

Contributing

Rules for creating a new example:

  • Makefile golden reference for desktop/server example: http-server
  • Makefile golden reference for the embedded example: stm32/nucleo-f746zg-baremetal
  • An example must build on Windows, Mac and Ubuntu Linux systems
  • Assume that user installed tools according to https://mongoose.ws/tutorials/tools/
  • Makefile must not include any other make files
  • Use CFLAGS for system-specific compilation options
  • Use CFLAGS_MONGOOSE for mongoose-specific compilation options
  • Use $(CFLAGS) $(CFLAGS_MONGOOSE) $(CFLAGS_EXTRA) to compile
  • If external repository is required, download it on demand using git shallow clone. See embedded example golden reference
  • Keep Makefile as short as possible, but verbose to understand it easily
  • Symlink files when required, like mongoose.c, ca.pem, etc. Make no copies
  • Example's README.md should contain only the title and the link to mongoose.ws tutorial page