constants.h File Reference
Constants used in CoAP such as option numbers and message codes. More...
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Constants used in CoAP such as option numbers and message codes.
Definition in file constants.h.
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CoAP PDUs | |
| #define | UNICOAP_PAYLOAD_MARKER (0xFF) |
| Marks the boundary between header and payload. | |
| #define | UNICOAP_ETAG_LENGTH_MAX (8) |
| Maximum length of the ETag option in bytes. | |
| #define | UNICOAP_TOKEN_LENGTH_FIXED_WIDTH 4 |
| Numbers of bits needed to represent token length. More... | |
| enum | unicoap_protocol_version_t { UNICOAP_COAP_VERSION_1 = 1 } |
| CoAP version number. More... | |
RFC 7252 message types | |
| #define | UNICOAP_RFC7252_MESSAGE_TYPE_FIXED_WIDTH 3 |
| Number of bits needed to represent unicoap_rfc7252_message_type_t. | |
| enum | unicoap_rfc7252_message_type_t { UNICOAP_TYPE_CON = 0 , UNICOAP_TYPE_NON = 1 , UNICOAP_TYPE_ACK = 2 , UNICOAP_TYPE_RST = 3 } |
| RFC 7252 message type. More... | |
Message codes | |
| #define | UNICOAP_CODE_EMPTY (0) |
| Code for an empty CoAP message. | |
| enum | unicoap_code_class_t { UNICOAP_CODE_CLASS_REQUEST = 0 , UNICOAP_CODE_CLASS_RESPONSE_SUCCESS = 2 , UNICOAP_CODE_CLASS_RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE = 4 , UNICOAP_CODE_CLASS_RESPONSE_SERVER_FAILURE = 5 , UNICOAP_CODE_CLASS_SIGNAL = 7 } |
| Message code class. More... | |
| enum | unicoap_method_t { UNICOAP_METHOD_GET = 1 , UNICOAP_METHOD_POST = 2 , UNICOAP_METHOD_PUT = 3 , UNICOAP_METHOD_DELETE = 4 , UNICOAP_METHOD_FETCH = 5 , UNICOAP_METHOD_PATCH = 6 , UNICOAP_METHOD_IPATCH = 7 } |
CoAP request method codes (0.xx range) More... | |
| enum | unicoap_signal_t { UNICOAP_SIGNAL_CAPABILITIES_SETTINGS = 1 , UNICOAP_SIGNAL_PING = 2 , UNICOAP_SIGNAL_PONG = 3 , UNICOAP_SIGNAL_RELEASE = 4 , UNICOAP_SIGNAL_ABORT = 5 } |
CoAP Signal Message Codes (7.xx range) More... | |
| enum | unicoap_status_t { UNICOAP_STATUS_CREATED = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SUCCESS, 1) , UNICOAP_STATUS_DELETED = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SUCCESS, 2) , UNICOAP_STATUS_VALID = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SUCCESS, 3) , UNICOAP_STATUS_CHANGED = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SUCCESS, 4) , UNICOAP_STATUS_CONTENT = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SUCCESS, 5) , UNICOAP_STATUS_CONTINUE = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SUCCESS, 31) , UNICOAP_STATUS_BAD_REQUEST = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 0) , UNICOAP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 1) , UNICOAP_STATUS_BAD_OPTION = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 2) , UNICOAP_STATUS_FORBIDDEN = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 3) , UNICOAP_STATUS_PATH_NOT_FOUND = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 4) , UNICOAP_STATUS_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 5) , UNICOAP_STATUS_NOT_ACCEPTABLE = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 6) , UNICOAP_STATUS_REQUEST_ENTITY_INCOMPLETE = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 8) , UNICOAP_STATUS_CONFLICT = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 9) , UNICOAP_STATUS_PRECONDITION_FAILED = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 12) , UNICOAP_STATUS_REQUEST_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 13) , UNICOAP_STATUS_UNSUPPORTED_CONTENT_FORMAT = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 15) , UNICOAP_STATUS_UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 22) , UNICOAP_STATUS_TOO_MANY_REQUESTS = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_CLIENT_FAILURE, 29) , UNICOAP_STATUS_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SERVER_FAILURE, 0) , UNICOAP_STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SERVER_FAILURE, 1) , UNICOAP_STATUS_BAD_GATEWAY = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SERVER_FAILURE, 2) , UNICOAP_STATUS_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SERVER_FAILURE, 3) , UNICOAP_STATUS_GATEWAY_TIMEOUT = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SERVER_FAILURE, 4) , UNICOAP_STATUS_PROXYING_NOT_SUPPORTED = UNICOAP_CODE(RESPONSE_SERVER_FAILURE, 5) } |
| CoAP response status codes. More... | |
