aws_iot_fmt.hpp File Reference

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Macros
#define	PAYLOAD_BEGIN   "{payload:"
#define	PAYLOAD_END   "}"
#define	PWR_CTRL_FMT   "{%Q: %Q, %Q: %Q, %Q: %Q}"
	power controller devices reply format
#define	PWR_CTRL_TOTAL_ARG   6
	power controller total arguments
#define	SPKR_CTRL_FMT   "{%Q: %Q, %Q: %Q, %Q: %d}, {%Q: %Q, %Q: %Q, %Q: %B}"
#define	SPKR_CTRL_TOTAL_ARG   12
#define	SPKR_ADJUST_VOL_PAYLOAD_FMT   PAYLOAD_BEGIN "{volume:%d, volumeDefault:%B}" PAYLOAD_END
#define	SPKR_ADJUST_VOL_PAYLOAD_TOTAL_ARG   2
#define	SPKR_SET_MUTE_PAYLOAD_FMT   PAYLOAD_BEGIN "{mute:%B}" PAYLOAD_END
#define	SPKR_SET_MUTE_PAYLOAD_TOTAL_ARG   1
#define	SPKR_SET_VOL_PAYLOAD_FMT   PAYLOAD_BEGIN "{volume:%d}" PAYLOAD_END
#define	SPKR_SET_VOL_PAYLOAD_TOTAL_ARG   1
#define	TEMP_SENSOR_FMT   "{%Q: %Q, %Q: %Q, %Q: {%Q: %.1f, %Q: %Q}}"
	temperature controller devices reply format
#define	TEMP_SENSOR_TOTAL_ARG   9
	temperature sensor reply total arguments

Detailed Description

used for storing aws iot communication format

This file is used for storing reply format for each aws devices as well as their total arugments, the format contains some modifier that's usually not supported by printf like Q since they are supposed to be fed into the frozen json_printf, which supports them

Author

Khoi Trinh

Date

2018-09-01