First of all many thanks to @peekay123 @BulldogLowell and @Awake for their help in getting my particular use case to work but hoping that I can distill this down so others might find the answers they need easier than I did. I want to be clear that almost none of this is my own original work but an …

Yes, that’s exactly what I meant. Sorry for the lack of vigilance before posting!

First of all thanks a lot for a well made tutorial, although it is brilliant I still have difficulties and spent numerous hours to get my “Weather project” to work. Can I yet again ask for help from this excellent comunity. I get the hook response I want separated by ~ as below: [image] and try …

Your first two conversions use atoi() which would only give you integer results and ignore anything after the decimal point. I'd also take these eight readings in a loop and and array. Also your first strtok will give you the part from the beginning if the string to the first double quote in that …

THANKS ScruffR! I been tinkering around so much I didn’t see the atoi():s anymore, and many thanks for your suggestions on code enhancements I really need those (as you can see), I will look into how snprintf() works asap. But first I still I have an issue with the extraction of data from the resp…

strtok(NULL, ...) will always continue from the position where the last strtok() stopped. If you want to set off at the begining (or any other position within the string), you need to use strtok((char*)desiredPos, ...)

Thanks again, Hmm I have to stop for the night, but it still finds data that just is not there, actually not at all in the dataset (just got an rain 1 = 8 but I have no such data in the response) I am doing something very wrong here, If you have a tip I would appreciate it. Code is now looking like…

I would get rid of the publish at the beginning of the handler. It seems to me that you needed it once to verify that the string is what you expect. As @ScruffR suggested, parse the data and build a string back using snprintf() to validate your tokenizing… and then move on. You want to get in and…

Hi! I have some questing, surfing in the web i found this Library, from bblachon: [image] bblanchon/ArduinoJson ArduinoJson - 📟 C++ JSON library for IoT. Simple and efficient. Would you mind tell me the differences between using this library and your method. …

You could also use this version of SparkJSON library which is available on Particle Build already The main difference between the two ways is convenience vs. “visibilit” and understandability. Doing things “by hand” helps understanding what’s going on and how things actually work. Prebuilt librar…

Oh, I see thank you so much! I think that I’m going to start using this method and then moving to the library, at least until I understand the process better.

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