Phasing out support for legacy Blynk libraries in Python and Node.js

:wrench: Letting Go of Legacy. Building What’s Next.


We’re phasing out support for legacy Blynk libraries in Python and Node.js:

:small_blue_diamond: blynkkk/lib-python
:small_blue_diamond: vshymanskyy/blynk-library-js
:small_blue_diamond: vshymanskyy/blynk-library-python

The Blynk C++ library remains the primary, most lightweight, and easiest way to develop your devices with Blynk — delivering a superior developer experience.

For other languages, we’re now focused on scalable, modern device-to-cloud workflows based on MQTT — flexible, powerful, and vendor-neutral.

To help you make the switch, we’ve created a Blueprint packed with ready-to-use examples for different platforms and environments. Each includes pre-built web and mobile dashboards, so you can start testing immediately.

Available code samples:

• Python 3 – For SBCs like Raspberry Pi and industrial gateways

• MicroPython – Minimal, easy-to-modify firmware

• HTML5 / JavaScript / Node.js – Browser-based control via WebSocket

• Lua – For OpenWrt routers and Onion Omega2

Also available: examples for Arduino, Plain C, STM32Cube, ESP-IDF Cellular, with more to come.

No vendor lock-in. Pick your language, flash your board, and see live data in minutes →

:point_right: MQTT Air Cooler/Heater Demo

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