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Your repository must contain a library.properties file. The format is documented here: After adding that file please create a new tag or release that matches the Once that's complete, please comment here so we know we can continue with adding your library to the Library Manager index. |
I decided to split the library into small libraries, since each class is meant to do different type of work. SandTimer: MilliStopper: |
There's an issue with your Strober library: The library.properties |
Sorry for that. Must be a copy-paste error. |
Done |
Where can I see my library on Arduino website? I looked here and coudn't find it |
@elhayra your request was interpreted as you wanting your libraries to be added to the Arduino Library Manager index. That allows people to easily find/install/update your libraries via the Arduino IDE's Sketch > Include Library > Manage Libraries. More information here: Your library won't ever appear on the Library List page on the Arduino website. That is not a service Arduino offers for 3rd party libraries. There are some contributed libraries listed on that page but they are terribly outdated and need to be removed, rather than adding more. It is in the Library Manager index JSON file: |
github: https://github.com/elhayra/timingrelease: https://github.com/elhayra/timing/releases/tag/v1.0
EDIT @per1234 2018-04-07 New repo URLs:
This library contain timing based classes:
Debouncer class
Stopper class
Timer class
Strober class for "playing" led patterns
I think this library will make it much easier and faster to use timers, stoppers etc...
There is a full documentation inside the readme file, and also examples for basic use.
Thanks!
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