This program shows the basics of using NetBurner's config system and presenting the information through a dynamically generated web interface. The config system is used both to store boot and interface information, such as default BaudRate and current IP settings, as well as provide a place for the user to define and store their own persistent variables.

The code used to generate and process the web form is in html/index.html. This example does not use any external JavaScript libraries, and all of the form generation code is located at the bottom of index.html. For a more advanced example that utilized bootstrap and jQuery, please see the CustomWebConfig example.

Currently available config objects that can be used are as follows:

config_obj // base object, used as a container for other objects
config_bool // bool
config_int // int
config_double // double
config_string // string
config_chooser // multiple choice option
config_pass // password
config_IPADDR4 // IP4 Address
config_IPADDR6 // IP6 Address
config_MACADR // MAC Address

Note that because we are only processing the config object, we are able to avoid writing a custom POST handler that is used in the other examples.If you include more to your web interface than is provided here, that will need to be incorporated as well.