Adding incoming JASON Parse#16
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I updated the .h , .cpp and readme files to include a parse of the complete JSON message. Just add true to the monitor function. The default value is false to keep backwards compatibility
Example of JSON encoding and Decoding using sendJSON and ArduinoJSON library
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I added a JSON parser to parse incoming JSON Data. It did not cause a breaking change for me, but take a look.
It adds a new variable passed into the monitor function which is parse JSON. It has a default value of false and thus will act in the previous version state. The JSON data comes back through the Rcontent variable.
I created an example with the function calls and parsing.
I also cleaned up a few files that were no longer used in the library.
Take a look and see what you think