SYS-HTTP Switch

This is a sysmodule that allows communicating with the Nintendo Switch using http. This sysmodule brings a few advantages that don't currently exist:

HTTP is a standardized protocol with well defined uses.
Most languages have at least one http library, so there's not a need to write a wrapper around raw TCP.
Web browsers can use HTTP, but not raw TCP (without disabling security rules).

The sysmodule is still in early stage. It currently can read values from memory and get a game's title Id.

Installation

Download the zip from the latest releases.

Copy the zip file contents to your switch SD card at /atmosphere/contents.

It's recommended to use something like Kosmos Toolbox/Hekate Toolbox and disable the sysmodule when it's not in use.

DenCrawler by zaksabeast - View Pokemon Sword and Shield event raids in the web browser.

Read Pokemon Sword/Shield den seeds directly into @Admiral-Fish's RaidFinder or @leanny's Seed Checker.
Display Animal Crossing turnip prices in a mobile app.
Show updating game values during a Twitch live stream.
Setup a PKHeX REST API and live edit Pokemon from a website.
Create a Discord bot that allows users to interact with the console.

If you want to build frontend applications using this sysmodule as a backend, reading this documentation will help you.

v0.1.0 2020/05/31

Added:
- CORS headers to allow web browsers to work with sys-http.
- /settings/language to get the console language.
Updated:
- /readHeap is now /heap.

v0.0.1 2020/05/26

Thanks to the following groups, individuals, and contributors: