The ArduinoJson Assistant

A complete tour of the ArduinoJson Assistant.
The ArduinoJson Assistant is an online tool that helps you work with the ArduinoJson library.
The ArduinoJson Assistant on arduinojson.org:
arduinojson.org/v6/assistant/
The source code on GitHub:
github.com/bblanchon/ArduinoJ...
Table of Contents:
00:00 - Introduction
01:42 - Step 1
04:18 - Step 2
06:26 - Step 3
14:16 - Step 4

[@dbunic]

This library, documentation and assistant are excellent. It helped me to produce JSON deserialize code very quickly in my 8266 project. All congratulations for your work - thank you very very much!

[@elvisansima4441]

Congratulations on this library... It helped me a lot during my recent works

[@roland5469]

Thank you so much for your excellent tools and the presentation, they helped us really so much.

[@warperone]

Excellent video as usual

[@juanmanuelgonzalezsanchez7416]

Really nice lib and book (I bought it). I'm using arduino + node-red and works like a charm.

[@zyghom]

I am astonished by your library and proudly bought your book.
Now I have a (probably simple): if I call in the function the ArduinoJSON document that is only living without the function and clears after we are in different time of the code, should I still optimize the JSON document size or I could go for i.e. 1024 and leave it there independently if my document is really 1000 bytes or 10 bytes? I assume if the JSON document lives only within the function, the processor will release the memory taken by JSON document from the stack.
Am I right or wrong? (considering we talk staticdocument so inside stack)

[@BenoitBlanchon]

Thank you very much for purchasing my book. As you said, the StaticJsonDocument will be discarded immediately, so that's not a problem.
Please open an issue on GitHub if you need further explanation.
github.com/bblanchon/ArduinoJson/issues/new/choose

[@zyghom]

@@BenoitBlanchon thank you - that is what I thought ;-) GREAT JOB AGAIN!

[@Stabby666]

I've been looking for videos about how to revert from version 6 to version 5 in Arduino. The lack of iterators (so you now have to search the entire document for each key, one at a time), and having the code now half in C and half C++ makes it generally uglier and slower to use than the older version.

[@BenoitBlanchon]

ArduinoJson 6 supports iterators, just as version 5 did.
What do you mean by "C and half C++"?
When you say "slower", do you have any benchmark?

[@aaaaa-ct1vn]

how to use filter

[@BenoitBlanchon]

arduinojson.org/v6/how-to/deserialize-a-very-large-document/#filtering
arduinojson.org/news/2020/03/22/version-6-15-0/