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Blynk cleanup #2
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so far I know, blynk library does support only 128 VPins at max. And another question is, what if all default values are 0 and only one magnitude is set to a proper Vpin ? Then all others will be assigned to VPin 0 ....
Yes, I had noticed the range you had was different from app. And I did test with pins like 140,141 etc. Plus, see internal object used as You think it should check vpins uniqueness in web? |
As mentioned in xoseperez#1230
This is general clean-up + some things I had noticed while reading blynk library code. I did a test with sensors board + dummy relay and it did work, so I don't think i had missed anything.
Reword VPin explanation in WebUI
Backoff timer for connection
Overridable defines
Test as travisN device (compilation test depends on BLYNK_SUPPORT enabled)
Some types and naming clean-up (unsigned -> uint, blnk methods -> blynk, blnkAuthKey -> blnkToken etc...)
Adapted BlynkWifi class from Blynk library and overridable funcs instead of tracking WiFiClient