Wordclock/telnet.lua

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Lua

-- Telnet client
--[[ A telnet server T. Ellison, June 2019
This version of the telnet server demonstrates the use of the new stdin and stout
pipes, which is a C implementation of the Lua fifosock concept moved into the
Lua core. These two pipes are referenced in the Lua registry.
]]
--luacheck: no unused args
local telnetS = nil
local function telnet_session(socket)
local node = node
local stdout
local function output_CB(opipe) -- upval: socket
stdout = opipe
local rec = opipe:read(1400)
if rec and (#rec > 0) then socket:send(rec) end
return false -- don't repost as the on:sent will do this
end
local function onsent_CB(skt) -- upval: stdout
local rec = stdout:read(1400)
if rec and #rec > 0 then skt:send(rec) end
end
local function disconnect_CB(skt) -- upval: socket, stdout
node.output()
socket, stdout = nil, nil -- set upvals to nl to allow GC
end
node.output(output_CB, 0)
socket:on("receive", function(_,rec) node.input(rec) end)
socket:on("sent", onsent_CB)
socket:on("disconnection", disconnect_CB)
print( ("Welcome to the Wordclock. (%d mem free, %s)"):format(node.heap(), wifi.sta.getip()))
print("- mydofile(\"commands\")")
print("- storeConfig()")
print("Visite https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-firmware/wiki/nodemcu_api_en for further commands")
uart.write(0, "New client connected\r\n")
end
-- Telnet Server
function startTelnetServer()
telnetS=net.createServer(net.TCP, 180)
telnetS:listen(23, telnet_session)
print("Telnetserver started")
end