ArduinoJson Assistant
How to use ArduinoJson?
How to compute the JsonDocument size?
Paste your JSON in the box and you'll know...
This is the Assistant for ArduinoJson 6.16.1. Make sure the same version is installed on your computer.
Input
Examples: OpenWeatherMap, Weather Underground
Input length: <% inputLength %>
Memory pool size
Configuration
Expression
<% expression %>
Additional bytes for strings duplication
<% extraBytes %>
| Platform | Size |
|---|---|
|
<% arch %>
|
<% result.size[0] %>+<% result.size[1] %> = <% result.size[0] + result.size[1] %>
|
Sizes can be significantly larger on a computer.
ARDUINOJSON_USE_LONG_LONG to 1
Parsing program
See also: Deserialization Tutorial
Serializing program
<% serializerCode %>See also: Serialization Tutorial
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- Refresh your knowledge of essential C++ concepts
- Learn how to deserialize JSON
- Learn how to serialize JSON
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- Learn how to troubleshoot your programs
- Study new examples
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