Version 3.0.0

This version is a huge milestone in the project. For the new features, please check the documentation.

Please note that it is not backward compatible with old versions of Shellminator( < Shellminator v3.0.0 ).

Version 2.1.1

This is a bugfix to solve strcmp-caused dataset corruption. Also fixes some compatibility issues with ESP32 platforms.

Special thanks to @hpsaturn

Version 2.1.0

Key changes in V2.1.0:

• AVR PROGMEM support.
• Piping
• Ready to use built-in commands

Breaking changes in V2.1.0:

• The response channel now uses the Stream class.
  This way it is more flexible and you don't have to
  create a class for every peripheral.

Special thanks to::

• @MrNoname3
• @Dielectric2015

Version 2.0.2

Key changes in V2.0.2:

• GitHub Actions used from now on every push or pull-request to test the library on as many board as possible.
• Atmega32U4 compatibility added( Arduino Leonardo and Micro ).
• Documentation starts to begin useable.
  • Modern look
  • Day/Night mode
  • Graphs
  • Hosted by GitHub Pages
• ESP8266 and ESP32 support with working examples.

Version 2.0.1

ESP8266 and ESP32 support. To use them please check the examples.

Version 2.0.0

Changes in v2.0.0

Version 2.X is a more refined version of the original Commander-API. The original was working well, but it was a bit flimsy when you had to work with a huge API list.
It halso caused Hardfault when the API tree was not created correctly. Besides that if you wanted to add a new command, you had to change the header and the source
file as well. The biggest problem was, that it was a C-API, so no overloading, no C++ magic.

The new version is designed from ground up and the main motivation was to make it as reliable as the original, but make it much simpler to use.

Key changes:

• Full C++ API
• Arduino compatible without any modifications
• Platform-IO compatibility( still in progress )
• Simpler usage
• Better example
• Low memory consumption to make it compatible with lower end devices like Arduino UNO, Nano...
• Response function overload. Thanks to C++ the response function can be anything like Serial, WiFiClient...