#ifndef __MDNSRESPONDER_H__ #define __MDNSRESPONDER_H__ #include /* * Basic multicast DNS responder * * Advertises the IP address, port, and characteristics of a service to other devices using multicast DNS on the same LAN, * so they can find devices with addresses dynamically allocated by DHCP. See avahi, Bonjour, etc * See RFC6762, RFC6763 * * This sample code is in the public domain. * * by M J A Hamel 2016 */ // Starts the mDNS responder task, call first void mdns_init(); // Build and advertise an appropriate linked set of PTR/TXT/SRV/A records for the parameters provided // This is a simple canned way to build a set of records for a single service that will // be advertised whenever the device is given an IP address by WiFi typedef enum { mdns_TCP, mdns_UDP, mdns_Browsable // see RFC6763:11 - adds a standard record that lets browsers find the service without needing to know its name } mdns_flags; void mdns_add_facility( const char* instanceName, // Short user-friendly instance name, should NOT include serial number/MAC/etc const char* serviceName, // Must be registered, _name, (see RFC6335 5.1 & 5.2) const char* addText, // Should be =, or "" if unused (see RFC6763 6.3) mdns_flags flags, // TCP or UDP plus browsable u16_t onPort, // port number u32_t ttl // time-to-live, seconds ); // Low-level RR builders for rolling your own void mdns_add_PTR(const char* rKey, u32_t ttl, const char* nameStr); void mdns_add_SRV(const char* rKey, u32_t ttl, u16_t rPort, const char* targname); void mdns_add_TXT(const char* rKey, u32_t ttl, const char* txtStr); void mdns_add_A (const char* rKey, u32_t ttl, ip_addr_t addr); /* Sample usage, advertising a secure web service mdns_init(); mdns_add_facility("Fluffy", "_https", "Zoom=1", mdns_TCP+mdns_Browsable, 443, 600); */ #endif