Homebrew Adding JSMN to my homebrew - Need help :/

[WhoAmI?]

Hai!

So a while back @173210 added JSON support to rxTools and it was great! He used the library "JSMN", which is a JSON parser. Anyway, I need some help with adding it to a homebrew that I'm working on ._.

Anyone care to help me out? An example code would be pretty nice. I'm still learning about this stuff, so...

Here's the commit that was made when JSON support was initially added to rxTools (for reference): https://github.com/roxas75/rxTools/commit/7e33116e35d05d7816d9438dd64d90d97cf6da91

I need it added to a Ninjhax homebrew... Pretty please? 0~0

Edit: I need to be able to parse a json file like this:

{
"name": "jsbr Ford Mustang",
"description": "Ford Mustang, 40MHz, No. 23819",
"frequency": 40.0,
"synchronization_burst_us": 1200,
"synchronization_spacing_us": 500,
"total_synchronizations": 4,
"signal_burst_us": 400,
"signal_spacing_us": 400,
"forward": 11,
"left": 59,
"forward_left": 27,
"right": 64,
"forward_right": 33,
"reverse": 39,
"reverse_left": 51,
"reverse_right": 45
}

 

[TheCruel]

Not sure, but seems to say everything you need. Says there's one too many arguments for ping "note: declared here
void ping(char* url)"

You can use (unless I make a typo):

char* str;
sprintf(str, "http://%s/command/enable/", HOST);
ping(str);

Note that you shouldn't be using %d unless you're using integers are input. See: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdio/printf/

 

[WhoAmI?]

Not sure, but seems to say everything you need. Says there's one too many arguments for ping "note: declared here
void ping(char* url)"

You can use (unless I make a typo):

char* str;
sprintf(str, "http://%s/command/enable/", HOST);
ping(str);

Note that you shouldn't be using %d unless you're using integers are input. See: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdio/printf/

Thank you. I also had some help from a dude named "Cooper", over at the Hak5 forums Everything seems to be coming together

Now I just need to add JSMN 0~0