WebChannel++ is an implementation of Qt's WebChannel protocol in C++14. WebChannel++ is header-only and depends only on standard library features and Niels Lohmann's excellent JSON Library for C++.
To use it, you will have to define your own Transport subclass to handle the network related tasks (sending and receiving messages). An examplary implementation
based on the standalone asio library is included in asio_transport.h. This implementation communicates via TCP/IP and expectes messages to be newline-delimited.
Due to some restrictions in nlohmann::json, plain pointers to objects can't be marshalled to or from json. To circumvent this, WebChannel++ defines the transparent pointer class QObject::Ptr. It acts and behaves just like a QObject* (and can implicitly be converted to and from QObject*), but is a separate type which can be marshalled to and from nlohmann::json.
In practice, you only have to care about this when you retrieve a property or a get the return value from a method:
// WebChannelPP::QObject *value = obj->property("value"); // WRONG!
WebChannelPP::QObject::Ptr value = obj->property("value"); // correct