Nicer print in Getting Started example #806
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I believe this will no longer be needed with 2.0 version that is arriving soon (a pre-release is already available). With the newer version, when using the CallbackAPI version 2, it's no longer an integer Not everything is well aligned currently: master branch contains the development branch with latest change (the 2.0 version) but the README is not yet updated. See #804 for README matching version 2.0 So the getting started will result in: |
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Closing as I believe the issue is fixed with latest release. Feel free to re-open if you still have an issue. |
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Using the connack_string and error_string functions to print nicer messages in the Getting Started example.
Makes it easier for users to understand issues without searching for lists of these codes online