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Docker Build
To build the firmware using docker, follow the following steps:
git clone https://github.com/openmv/openmv.git --depth=1
cd openmv/docker
make TARGET=<TARGET NAME>
After building you should see the target build output under docker/build/<TARGET_NAME>
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Testing HTTP POST/GET
In order to test HTTP POST and GET request, you can use the following docker image to setup a test web server that can accept POST and GET requests:
docker run -v $PWD/images:/tmp/nginx_upload/ -e HOST_UID=$UID -e HOST_GID=$GID --name nginx-requests -d -p 80:80 -p 443:443 openmvcam/nginx-requests:v0.1.0
This will run an nginx web server and any image POSTed to the server will be saved within the container in /tmp/nginx_upload and on your host at the <current_directory>/images
POST Requests
The web server accepts requests to both http and https with following URI /upload
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user: admin
password: testadmin
Examples for post requests can be found at scripts/examples/09-WiFi/http_post.py
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GET Requests
The web server accepts requests to both http and https with following URI /images
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Deleting The Server
After finishing testing, you can stop or delete the container simply by running:
docker stop nginx-requests
docker rm nginx-requests
Note that even after deleting the container you will still find $PWD/images directory on your system.