Returns true if the object is valid Would return false in the following situation: - the memory allocation failed (StaticJsonBuffer was too small) - t

Creates an uninitialized JsonVariant

Allocates the specified amount of bytes in the buffer

Returns the number of bytes sent to the Print implementation. This is very handy for implementations of printTo() that must return the number of bytes

Adds one level of indentation

Removes element at specified index.

Preserve aligment if necessary

Returns the numbers of elements in the list. For a JsonObject, it would return the number of key-value pairs

Removes one level of indentation

Create an empty JsonArray attached to the specified JsonBuffer. You should not call this constructor directly. Instead, use JsonBuffer::createArray()

Create an empty JsonArray attached to the specified JsonBuffer. You should not use this constructor directly. Instead, use JsonBuffer::createObject()

Creates an empty List<T> attached to a JsonBuffer. The JsonBuffer allows to allocate new nodes. When buffer is NULL, the List is not able to grow and

Allocates the specified amount of bytes in the buffer