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  1. I'm simply trying to send a string using the internet card's .request() function to a web server (Asp.NET core 6) hosted locally on my machine. local computer = require("computer") local component = require("component") local serialization = require("serialization") local internet = require("internet") local event = require("event") local reactor = component.nc_fission_reactor ... function sendEnergy() data = reactor.getEnergyStored() local header = {} header["content-type"] = "application/json" internet.request("https://localhost:7173/api/energy/sendEnergy", tostring(data), header)
  2. Description: I am writing a program to automatically control an iris from sgcraft and as such I am opening and closing the same port alot within the same program. Function: I would like to be able to define ports at the top of the program and have it populate through. For example instead of: local c = require("component") local e = reuire("event") local m = c.modem m.open(123) m.broadcast(123, "HI!") m.close(123) It would be great if we could go like this: local c = require("component") local e = reuire("event")
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