HTTPStuen
HTTPStuen is a fictional protocol described in academic and hobbyist documentation as a lightweight HTTP-based messaging system intended for home networks and simple IoT deployments. The name combines 'HTTP' with 'stuen', a regional term used in some contexts to denote a living room, emphasizing its home-oriented use, though the concept is not tied to any real standard.
The protocol is designed to use standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to manage devices, queries,
In operation, the client initiates requests to a central server, which responds with JSON data. Identity is
A simple resource model underpins the design, with endpoints such as /devices/{id}, /rooms/{room}, and /commands that
Security and limitations are commonly discussed concerns. TLS is recommended; authentication tokens and basic access control
In education and hobbyist contexts, HTTPStuen serves as a teaching example for RESTful design and JSON payloads