Merge pull request #525 from JKRhb/apostrophe-replacement

Use simple single and double quotes in code examples

Author: relu91

index.html

@@ -2400,7 +2400,7 @@ ConsumedThing Examples
         };
 
         try {
-          // subscribe to property change for “temperature”
+          // subscribe to property change for "temperature"
           await thing.observeProperty("temperature", async (data) => {
             try {
               console.log("Temperature changed to: " + await data.value());
@@ -2409,11 +2409,11 @@ ConsumedThing Examples
               console.error(error);
             }
           });
-          // subscribe to the “ready” event defined in the TD
+          // subscribe to the "ready" event defined in the TD
           await thing.subscribeEvent("ready", async (eventData) => {
             try {
               console.log("Ready; index: " + await eventData.value());
-              // run the “startMeasurement” action defined by TD
+              // run the "startMeasurement" action defined by TD
               await thing.invokeAction("startMeasurement", { units: "Celsius" });
               console.log("Measurement started.");
             } catch (error) {
@@ -2432,7 +2432,7 @@ ConsumedThing Examples
             console.log("Temperature: " + temperature);
 
             await thing.unsubscribe("ready");
-            console.log("Unsubscribed from the ‘ready’ event.");
+            console.log("Unsubscribed from the 'ready' event.");
           } catch (error) {
             console.log("Error in the cleanup function");
           }
@@ -2457,7 +2457,7 @@ ConsumedThing Examples
         let response;
         let image;
         try {
-          response = await thing.invokeAction(“takePicture”));
+          response = await thing.invokeAction("takePicture");
           image = await response.value() // throws NotReadableError --> schema not defined
         } catch(ex) {
           image = await response.arrayBuffer();
@@ -2519,7 +2519,7 @@ ConsumedThing Examples
         parser.on('data', data => data.name === 'startObject' && ++objectCounter);
         parser.on('end', () => console.log(`Found ${objectCounter} objects.`));
 
-        const response = await thing.readProperty(“eventHistory”)
+        const response = await thing.readProperty("eventHistory")
         await response.data.pipeTo(parser);
 
         // Found N objects
@@ -4237,7 +4237,7 @@ API design rationale
           and the <code>open()code> method are directly exposed on the object.
         p>
         <pre class="example" title="Open a lock with a simple API">
-          let lock = await WoT.consume(‘https://td.my.com/lock-00123’);
+          let lock = await WoT.consume('https://td.my.com/lock-00123');
           console.log(lock.status);
           lock.open('withThisKey');
         pre>
@@ -4262,8 +4262,8 @@ API design rationale
           let res = await fetch(‘https://td.my.com/lock-00123’);
           let td = await res.json();
           let lock = new ConsumedThing(td);
-          console.log(lock.readProperty(‘status’));
-          lock.invokeAction(‘open’, 'withThisKey');
+          console.log(lock.readProperty('status'));
+          lock.invokeAction('open', 'withThisKey');
         pre>
       section>
       <p>