minor examples refactor

Author: narangmayank

examples/ESP32/SetupClient/SetupClient.ino

@@ -77,19 +77,10 @@ void setup() {
   }
 
   //
-  // If above call is successfull then your bytebeam client is now configured for the use
+  // If above call is successfull then the bytebeam client is now configured for the use
   // You can always check for the logs in serial monitor for the status of the above call
   //
 
-  // check if bytebeam client is initialized or deinitialized
-  bool beginStatus = Bytebeam.isBegined();
-
-  if(!beginStatus) {
-    Serial.println("Bytebeam Client is Deinitialized.");
-  } else {
-    Serial.println("Bytebeam Client is Initialized.");
-  }
-
   // check if bytebeam client is connected or disconnected
   bool connectionStatus = Bytebeam.isConnected();
 

examples/ESP32/SetupClient_GSM/SetupClient_GSM.ino

@@ -146,19 +146,10 @@ void setup() {
   }
 
   //
-  // If above call is successfull then your bytebeam client is now configured for the use
+  // If above call is successfull then the bytebeam client is now configured for the use
   // You can always check for the logs in serial monitor for the status of the above call
   //
 
-  // check if bytebeam client is initialized or deinitialized
-  bool beginStatus = Bytebeam.isBegined();
-
-  if(!beginStatus) {
-    SerialMon.println("Bytebeam Client is Deinitialized.");
-  } else {
-    SerialMon.println("Bytebeam Client is Initialized.");
-  }
-
   // check if bytebeam client is connected or disconnected
   bool connectionStatus = Bytebeam.isConnected();
 

examples/ESP8266/README.md

@@ -4,4 +4,4 @@ This section includes the sample sketch showing how you can quickly start off wi
 
 - ToggleLED
 
-You can notice the change lies before the bytebeam begin part in setting up WiFi and SNTP. As long as the library supports the required functionaly in ESP8266, you can still work on ESP32 samples by doing these minor modifications.
+You can notice the change lies before the bytebeam begin part in setting up WiFi and SNTP. As long as the library supports the required functionality in ESP8266, you can still work on ESP32 samples by doing these minor modifications.

examples/Provisioning/FATFSProvisioning/README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 This example will show you how to provison your device with FATFS file system.
 
 ## Hardware specification
-1. Dev Board (ESP32 or ESP8266)
+1. ESP32 Dev Board
 
 ## Software Specification
 1. Bytebeam Arduino Library

examples/Provisioning/README.md

@@ -15,4 +15,6 @@ Default Configuration,
 
 You can always override the default configurations and here are steps to do so,
  - Provision your device with the required configurations
- - Specify the same configurations in your sketch via `begin` method.
+ - Specify the same configurations in your sketch via `begin` method.
+
+ See [Advance SDK Configurations](https://docs.bytebeam.io/docs/advance-sdk-configurations) for the implementation details.