Blynk.virtual_write python time input widget

[Gunner]

@bluewave

int startAt = 5 * 60; //00:05 

//seconds from the start of a day. 0 - min, 86399 - max 
int stopAt = (60 + 5) * 60; //01:05 

//timezone //full list of supported timezones could be found here 
//https://www.mkyong.com/java/java-display-list-of-timezone-with-gmt/ 
char tz[] = "Europe/Kiev";

All of this is more a “How to python”, then a “How to Blynk” question. I would recommend Googling for some Python tutorial sites about how to handle various variables. Then use the good old “trial and error” method for learning something new.

I recommend lots of reading through the examples here and searching this forum for other python topics to get ideas on how it is written with Blynk stuff… But remember, Blynk python is probably still in Alpha as is it’s support.

@bluewave

Blynk.virtualWrite(V1, startAt, stopAt, tz);

This part will be very similar… just some syntax changes like lower case, the underscore, not using the V with the vPin, and of course no semicolon

blynk.virtual_write(1, startAt, stopAt, tz)