I would suggest that you create all your classes with needed functionality, and then just bind them with widgets and virtual pins to the Blynk library.
I mean, do not refer directly to blynk from your business logic classes.
I would suggest that you create all your classes with needed functionality, and then just bind them with widgets and virtual pins to the Blynk library.
I mean, do not refer directly to blynk from your business logic classes.