HTTP Server example

You need to edit the settings.toml file

CIRCUITPY_WIFI_SSID = "SSID_HERE"
CIRCUITPY_WIFI_PASSWORD = "**********"
CIRCUITPY_WEB_API_PORT = 5000

This example code (code.py) performs the following actions:

1. Connects to Wi-Fi: Reads the SSID and password from your settings.toml file to connect the Pico W to your local network.
2. Initializes Network Services: Sets up the necessary network components, including a socket pool and an SSL context for secure connections using adafruit_connection_manager.
3. Starts a Web Server: Uses adafruit_httpserver to create an HTTP server listening on port 80.
4. Defines Routes:
   • /: The root path displays a welcome message and the Pico W's IP address.
   • /time/: Fetches the current time for London from timeapi.io using adafruit_requests and displays the day, date, year, and time.
   • /led/<value>: Allows controlling the onboard LED by visiting /led/1 (to turn on) or /led/0 (to turn off).
5. Listens for Requests: Enters a loop to continuously poll the server for incoming client requests.

This project relies on the following Adafruit libraries located in the ./lib directory:

• adafruit_httpserver: Provides the core functionality for running the HTTP web server on the Pico W.
• adafruit_requests.mpy: A library similar to Python's requests, used here to fetch data from the external time API.
• adafruit_connection_manager.mpy: Helps manage Wi-Fi connections and SSL contexts for secure communication.