Making HTTPS requests directly from an ESP8266 using the Arduino IDE

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That video is very helpful! Your examples and git repos helped me get my wemos d1 r2 board working, sending a get request to my site and getting back json response 🎉
Comment from : Артём Новосёлов

You are brilliant!! I have a similar requirement so I first tried your code but could not connect to host and get msg "Error getting title" Found that clientconnect(host, 443) is not making connection after wifi connection brCould you please help
Comment from : netrafter

This is not using HTTPS, it's just using HTTP with the HTTPS library Not secure, bad use of the library I found what I needed by looking up documentation for the WiFiClientSecure library
Comment from : Kaden Burgart

How can i use this code to send HTTPS request to firebase?brI need an example that explain how to get host and connect to the server of firebasebr@Brain
Comment from : Ahmed Ragab

it works with esp32 with wifih library, but only about 2 hours? what would be the problem? i use esp32 to upload sensor data directly to google sheets via HTTPS GET
Comment from : Morten

just in case someone faces the same issue I had to add clientsetInsecure(); before if (clientconnect(host, 443)) worked fine after this Cheers Thanks for sharing your brilliant work, Brian
Comment from : Fernando Miranda

Brian please help me with my situation I have followed your video When i tried to run ur code after editing SSID and Password alone, at this point "clientconnect(host, 443)" it always fails why is that so?
Comment from : Amit S Talbot

Hi, cool job Brianmay I ask you A simple QuestionHow To Upload a secure sensor data using HTTPS ?? this will be a verybr useful information to everyoneI hope to get an answer from you soonthanks man
Comment from : naz nor

This is for the esp8266 wifi shield right?
Comment from : marciokoko123

Thanks brian
Comment from : Marc Paradis

Thanks man, you saved me
Comment from : MrNhab

Exelent!!!!!!!! HTTPS full
Comment from : ana celina

You did not include the ESP8266Wifih library, and other libraries that is needed for your arduino source code
Comment from : Matt Rebong

Hi BrianbrCan you make your ifttt library compatible with the esp32?brThanks
Comment from : Marc Paradis

Brian, i need help with this please? : Failed to open config filebrJSON respnse was not as expectedbrfor facebook :-(
Comment from : Marc Paradis

Brian about curl and twitter i got that response :( : curl: (1) Protocol "'https" not supported or disabled in libcurl
Comment from : Marc Paradis

Brian, what can i do for that error? : Failed to open config filebrJSON respnse was not as expectedbrbr:( in diysocial stats :(
Comment from : Marc Paradis

Good! And find one json library tool arduinojson
Comment from : Clark Zhang

I rarely comment, but you deserve the praise "supremely well done" This is clear, concise, and /narrated/ without ridiculous background music I'm so sick of video "tutorials" that blare some pointless music while you watch--in 480p--someone slowly type pseudo-English instructions in Notepad while switching back and forth to an app that isn't even completely shown I'm hoping to take what you wrote and apply it to access the Glympse HTTP REST API (to monitor my phone's location)
Comment from : youngskyculler

Excellent ! is the library out now ? brYou've some useful stuffed videos in your channel I am subbed !
Comment from : Anum Sheraz

Hi Brian! Great Video Can you do a video to get data from a google api (Blogger api to get page Views) which need to send OAuth token in the http header Thank You
Comment from : Yohan Amarathunga

Very well done Brian look forward to the library
Comment from : Raad Yacu

Absolutely brilliant mate! You just made a load of stuff I have to do very easy Keep up the great work I've subbed and am looking forward to some more of your work!
Comment from : northshorepx