Parsing Data From an API using ArduinoJSON (ESP8266/ESP32)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video we will look at using ArduinoJSON to parse data that we get back from APIs. Arduino JSON is a really great piece of software but there are a few caveats that are important to know when you are using it.
Outro Remix by @Davedarko
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Timestamps:
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00:00 - Intro
00:34 - ArduinoJSON library overview
01:54 - ArduinoJSON Assistant
04:44 - Dynamic versus Static
05:35 - Handling errors and extracting data
06:41 - Variable Types
06:55 - Warning about char * and memory
08:27 - Parsing the data from the API
09:13 - ArduinoJSON Book
09:48 - Filtering
11:18 - Outro
11:37 - "covered in dog hair" remix by Dave Darko
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Links:
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Original API request video: • Connecting to an API u...
Some links about memory on ESP8266: gist.github.com/witnessmenow/...
ArduinoJSON: arduinojson.org/
ArduinoJSON Assistant: arduinojson.org/v6/assistant/
ArduinoJSON Book (help support the author!): arduinojson.org/book/
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Code:
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Sample API code (both original and new one with JSON): github.com/witnessmenow/ardui...
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Can you spot the 4 different Brians in this video!? Make sure to stick around for Dave Darkos outro remix!
Yes, it was quite amusing.
TBH I found it a bit confusing. Assuming you Shot the video at different times or used a time machine?
Yes, spotted all of them! Great video and great teamwork, Brians! :)
I love the costume changes! It did make me think I was having a stroke or something but only for a couple seconds. ;-)
Thanks so much for your video. I have used Arduino JSON a bunch but it has either been boiler-plate code from someone else's project or by dumb luck I have stumbled into getting it to work. I definitely think I have a better handle on everything now. And I never knew about the helpful tool! Thanks again!!
Parabéns, excelente aula!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm new to lower level programming (usually I do web development) and working with expressif chips. After lots of unsuccessful attempts your tutorial finally helped. Thanks!
Thank you so much for talking about that assistant! I have been struggling with a bit of code. Greatly appreciated!!
I was working with a large json response and was able to reduce that by using filtering. Thank you! I appreciate your help.
Loved the video man! Thanks for such a clear and crisp explanation of the concept, which was exactly what I was looking for!!!
Also the remix at the end was cool. You should think of a night job also ;)
Excellent. Exactly what I was looking for. Thumbs up!
Always informative with good to know information!
THANK YOU so much for these videos! Me and C++ are like the Hatfields and MCoys and it was about to get really ugly. These tutorials saved a lot of pain and agony! Thank you!
great video on using this library. thanks!
I feel confident enough to use this library already. Thank you @brian Lough
ArduinoJSON is a great library, but it can be tricky. This is a super useful video, I didn't know about the assitant or filtering - but now I do - thanks!
Thanks David! The assistant is great ok!
This video was way over my head, but I enjoyed listening to what is obviously an excellent explanation of the subject.
Hopefully if you ever find yourself working with JSON it might be useful in the future!
Nice. I didn’t know the json lib existed. Cool tip.
Nice explanation Loved it 👍👍👍
I remember using an older version of this library from 2-3 years ago, I assume it became even more efficient since then. Thanks for reminding me that this one is still around. :)
Love the quality improvement of the videos! :)
thank you so much, what a great video
Well trying to parse Cloud firestore Payload in ESP 32...json's have always confused me... Your Video was fresh Ray of hope for me....Thanks a Ton Mate...Gonna Buy that Book n become your patreon too once it works...My Bit towards Spreading Knowledge...Great Work...
Great video. Thanks!
Good stuff, Brian,
good work man
Have you thought about using an iPhone or tablet to try and connect to an Arduino or breadboard. I've just started following your channel and thought it would be interesting to try and connect my iPad Pro, which has a USB--C connector to a breadboard to run a few electronic experiments on. Looking at using a SparkFun USB-C breakout to connect the iPad to and see what happens.
hi, how can we build an array?, which comes from the json document
Any plans on doing a JSON over https with ESP8266 or ESP32?
how do i call json string outside function? 11:12
Can't wait to try filtering and ditch the streaming JSON library 👍🏻
I don't see in your "links"references the url for the geckgo jason tool
thanks 👍👍👍
Thanks
I have a problem to send data from esp8266 to arduino uno, the same code was working with nodemcu and arduino, but with esp8266 now working. can any one help me?
How do I use ArduinoJSON with HTTPClient? I've been wracking my head about it all day.
Whens the album released lol
I have a project with a Mega 2560. It occurred to me late that I want to transmit the sensor data via Wifi. That's why I'm building a JSON string without a library. Each sensor has just one letter followed by the value, all in curly brackets. I then push the whole thing via Serial to an ESP8266. It throws the data over to my Raspberry PI where the analysis takes place.
The Mega2560 is already very busy and I didn't want to rewrite the whole project on the ESP, so the ESP became only the Serial MQTT Getaway.
Yeah for compiling json I mostly don't use the library, depends on how complex it is.
If the project is working for you the way it is, I don't see much need for changing anything!
"I'm building a JSON string without a library" // So your position is the library consumes too much resources of MCU or what?
Fantastic video
Thanks! 😃
Sir,
I have to send a on command from a physical push button connected with esp8266 to a another esp8266 relay board set up 5-6 kilometres away. Wi fi available in both places.how to do?
Application- remote control irrigation pump
Thank you!
Adafruit.io would work well for this
@@BrianLough Any examples or guides please!
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Sadly the filter relies on a specific .json formatting. The garbage Home Assistant gives me is basically not filterable.
Do you have a sample of it?
So if I'm trying to make a stock ticker ? This is what I need
If your source of data is json then it is!
Nice one. ;) But I couldn't help mentally dating when these clips must have been recorded each time you showed the price of Bitcoin. ie: before Elon Musk etc. ruined all the fun of watching it go up! :)
Haha, I've been working on this video for a few weeks 😅
Hahahahaha
Beard, no beard, beard again, day time, night time.... aagghhhh continuity errors!!!
The beard is a give away ok, I was tempted to just show B-roll to hide it :D
One of the parts is out of sequence (the define to large and "shrinkToFit" part), but the rest was shot in sequence on 4 different days over the last 2 weeks , luckily night and day happens every day :D
@@BrianLough Totally understand. I recently recorded a video of my playing a song for my wife for our anniversary and I swear it took 50+ takes, in between the kids fighting in the background/turning up the TV volume to max/calluses splitting on my fingers etc.etc. I think I had an eye twitch on the last one and it totally became a thing I had to finish rather than a romantic gesture. Think I destroyed the song for both of us. But I did it and that's all that matters.
In-fact you are confusing me with all these talks. can you please just do one simply example from start to end. That will be better for me to follow. Thanks.