Post merge fixes to PR #2 (and site update)

README.md

@@ -458,9 +458,8 @@ while for `RESP_ARRAY` types the `value` is a pointer to an embedded `RESP` arra
 in that.
 
 To help with deciding what cast to use for a given `value` field of the RESP data structure, we provide the 
-convenience methods `redisxIsScalarType()` when cast is `(void)` or else `(double *)`), `redisxIsArrayType()` if the 
-cast is `(RESP **)`, `redisxIsStringTupe()` if the cast should be `(char *)`, and `redisxIsMapType()` if the cast
-should be to `(RedisMapEntry *)`.
+convenience methods `redisxIsScalarType()`, `redisxIsStringType()`, `redisxIsArrayType()`, and `redisxIsMapType()`
+functions.
 
 You can check that two `RESP` data structures are equivalent with `redisxIsEqualRESP(RESP *a, RESP *b)`.
 

src/resp.c

@@ -739,6 +739,7 @@ XField *redisxRESP2XField(const char *name, const RESP *resp) {
  *                set to indicate the type of error).
  *
  * @sa resp2XField()
+ * @sa redisxPrintRESP()
  */
 char *redisxRESP2JSON(const char *name, const RESP *resp) {
   return xjsonFieldToString(redisxRESP2XField(name, resp));
@@ -750,9 +751,11 @@ char *redisxRESP2JSON(const char *name, const RESP *resp) {
  * @param name    The name/ID to assign to the RESP
  * @param resp    The RESP data to print
  * @return        0
+ *
+ * @sa redisxRESP2JSON()
  */
 int redisxPrintRESP(const char *name, const RESP *resp) {
-  char *json = redisxRESP2JSON("hello_response", resp);
+  char *json = redisxRESP2JSON(name, resp);
 
   if(json) {
     printf("%s", json);