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Adding touch control to change the display brightness #1
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Hey! What do you think to turn the use of touch buttons optional through a directive? Trinity provides a facility to use the built-in touch function, but maybe they are not using Trinity, using pin 8 and 9 for other reason or they want other function for touch buttons than set bright. Let me know your opinion. |
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Probably makes more sense to make it a boolean config setting in WiFiManager otherwise you technically would need to binaries to enable it. What do you think? |
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Makes sense. It's works for me as well. I think the parameter could be something like "Trinity board" and soon we can add more functionalities based on that. |
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