Demo using the readInSteps function (check the MyButton_SSD1306_multibutton example for code)

To discover what this library offers, read the docs: https://mybutton-arduino.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html.

Go to tools -> Manage Libraries... -> Type MyButton and as shown in the picture below, you'll find the MyButton library.

Click on Download ZIP to download the library, place the unzipped folder into your libraries folder in your arduinosketchfolder/libraries/PUT_HERE(on Windows, this is likely to be under Documents/Arduino/libraries, on linux this is under home/Arduino/libraries). You may need to create the libraries subfolder if its your first library. Now, restart the IDE.

• Added readInProvidedSteps() to MyButton, to achieve similar behavior to the readMultiple() but continiously getting the reached step, not only on the falling edge.

• Added readRawClick() to MyButton, to get the non-debounced raw state (click) of the button.

• Created MyCountingButton library, didn't test it thoroughly though, just made sure that all functionalities work as intended.
• Created a documentation on readthedocs.org, which is present under the docs/ folder.
• Updated this readme.
• Created two examples for the MyCountingButton library.

• The major change is that, there were some compatibility issues with Arduino, and now the examples work with both the Arduino UNO, and the ESP32 (Only tested on an UNO and an ESP32, gonna try to test on an ESP8266 soon).

• Added debouncing to readInSteps() and made it return a ABORTED_STEPS value when the user stops pressing in the middle of the pressing period without reaching the intended stepped-period.
• Updated the Display API (wrapper class to the Adafruit_SSD1306 library) to make it more efficient and more intuitive, no change in how it works though.
• Grouped the state variables used for all functions into a single uint8_t flag saving with this 3 bytes of memory.
• Added multiple buttons driven animations example.

The readRisingClick() was repeatedly reporting a "rising edge" detection as long as the button was pressed, so fixed that, and now it's reporting only the detection of the rising edge, as it's supposed to do.