http-client

You can build an LPC HTTP client daemon by inheriting from STD_HTTP_CLIENT, which handles socket management, request sending, and response parsing for outbound HTTP requests across GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE methods.

The LPC HTTP client daemon handles TLS connections and HTTP redirects natively. By inheriting STD_HTTP_CLIENT, your daemon manages secure HTTPS requests, follows redirect chains, and processes response bodies automatically.

Yes, you can use the optional HTTPC_D wrapper for a simple fetch-and-callback pattern. This provides a lightweight alternative to full STD_HTTP_CLIENT inheritance when you only need basic outbound request and response handling.

Use the EXT_HTTP helpers to parse URLs and encode data in LPC HTTP clients. These helpers provide reliable URL parsing, encoding, decoding, and caching for building robust API clients and service integrations.

You manage response lifecycle events in an LPC HTTP daemon by implementing callback lifecycle methods. STD_HTTP_CLIENT defines these callback methods so you can process status codes and parsed response bodies as they arrive.

Yes, STD_HTTP_CLIENT supports common HTTP methods including GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. This allows you to implement versatile webhook integrators and service adapters across your LPC daemons.