[Kia]

Originally Posted by Black Rose What do you mean?

He wants to stream a webradio to players.

[Black Rose]

That can be done with motd along with some basic HTML. You don't need this include.

[Kapuzzino]

How to get the whole html web page into the variable and print it into the server's console? I'm trying like this:

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <http2>

new data[HTTP2_BUFFER_SIZE];

public plugin_init() {
    
    register_plugin("HTTP2 Test Plugin", "VERSION 1.0", "AUTHOR");
    HTTP2_Download("https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=223898", _, _, "Progress");
    
}

public Progress(Index) {
    
    new len;    
    HTTP2_getData(data, charsmax(data), len);    
    server_print("%s",data);
    
} 


but nothing out.

[Black Rose]

SSL is not supported yet. You have to use HTTP instead.

[Kapuzzino]

Anyway there is nothing out.

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <http2>
 
#define PLUGIN    "http2 test"
#define AUTHOR    "Admin" 
#define VERSION    "1.0" 

new data[HTTP2_BUFFER_SIZE];
 
public plugin_init()
{    
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR);            
}

public plugin_cfg()
{
    new len;
    HTTP2_Download("http://site.ru/");
    HTTP2_getData(data,charsmax(data),len);
    server_print("Web page is ^r^n %s ^r^n end.",data);
} 


[Black Rose]

There's no data downloaded after you call _Download. You have to wait for either Progress or Complete. But there seems to be a problem with chunked downloads which I am currently looking into. Check complete event for any errors.

The example you posted should even give you this error:
[HTTP2] Filename or progress handler is missing.
Won't even start that download.

[OvidiuS]

Include is not working very well with links like this:
http://api.gametracker.rs/demo/json/...0.180.51:27015

I did some checks, and request which is sent looks like this:

GET /demo/json/server_info/77.220.180.51 HTTP/1.1
Host: api.gametracker.rs

Plugin code:

#include < amxmodx >
#include < http2 >

new Buffer[ HTTP2_BUFFER_SIZE ];

public plugin_init( )
{
    register_concmd( "getData", "command_getData");
}

public command_getData( id )
{
    HTTP2_Download( "http://api.gametracker.rs/demo/json/server_info/77.220.180.51:27015", _, "Complete", "Progress" );
}

public Progress( Index ) 
{
    new iLen;
    HTTP2_getData( Buffer, charsmax( Buffer ), iLen );
    
    server_print( "HTTP2 Progress: %d/%d(+%d)", HTTP2_getBytesReceived( Index ), HTTP2_getFilesize( Index ), iLen );
}

public Complete( Index, Error )
{
    new iLen;
    HTTP2_getData( Buffer, charsmax( Buffer ), iLen );

    server_print( Buffer );
}

[Black Rose]

Find this line inside http2.inc, in the function _HTTP2_ParseURL():

_HTTP2_ParseURL_hRegex = regex_compile("(?:(\w+):///?)?(?:([\w&\$\+\,/\.;=\[\]\{\}\|\\\^^\~%?#\-]+):([\w&\$\+\,/\.;=\[\]\{\}\|\\\^^\~%?#\-]+)@)?((?:[\w-]+\.)*[\w-]+\.[\w-]+)?(?::(\d+))?(?:/?([\w&\$\+\,/\.;[email protected]\[\]\{\}\|\\\^^\~%\-]*))?(?:\?([\w&\$\+\,/\.;[email protected]\[\]\{\}\|\\\^^\~%:\-]*))?(?:#([\w&\$\+\,/\.;[email protected]\[\]\{\}\|\\\^^\~%:\-]*))?", temp, "", 0);

and replace it with this instead:

_HTTP2_ParseURL_hRegex = regex_compile("(?:(\w+):///?)?(?:([\w&\$\+\,/\.;=\[\]\{\}\|\\\^^\~%?#\-]+):([\w&\$\+\,/\.;=\[\]\{\}\|\\\^^\~%?#\-]+)@)?((?:[\w-]+\.)*[\w-]+\.[\w-]+)?(?::(\d+))?(?:/?([\w&\$\+\,/\.;[email protected]\[\]\{\}\|\\\^^\~%:\-]*))?(?:\?([\w&\$\+\,/\.;[email protected]\[\]\{\}\|\\\^^\~%:\-]*))?(?:#([\w&\$\+\,/\.;[email protected]\[\]\{\}\|\\\^^\~%:\-]*))?", temp, "", 0);

I've included an exploded sample below to make it easier to understand and edit the expression where required.

I don't know why I left out ':' from the path. I tried to research possible characters for all of these fields and must have simply missed it or it wasn't mentioned anywhere. I obviously included it in the query and fragment fields so there should be no problem at all using it inside of path as it would not work unless there's a '/' in front of it, which could only happen after the port.

Thank you for noticing this problem. I appreciate it.

Please note that I am working on making this include into a plugin to make it easier to develop for it for 3rd parties. It will include a lot of new features and fail-safe functions. It will however take a couple of weeks to edit it since I have to rethink and rewrite most parts.

[OvidiuS]

You're welcome. I'll update include with your code.

By the way i don't see any benefits of using plugin instead of this include. I think that everything is in include file. Maybe making a module is better option? With module you get "performance" benefit?

[Black Rose]

I can't make modules.
The performance of the actual download is nothing compared to the time it takes to connect to the host. And you can't get around that.

The benefits with the plugin is that you don't have to force your plugin users to compile locally. So instead, you develop something for HTTP2 and all you do is provide the link to HTTP2 plugin and the user downloads both without having to compile any of them locally.

I will probably still keep the include updated though. But I'm waiting until I'm done with the rewrite and then basically copy/paste it.