Slider Card

This card adds a interactive horizontal slider to your dashboard. Slider card is useful when you require a integer input within a certain range. ( Example use case: LED brightness control )

Initializer

With slider card, Initializer requires min & max range. Additionally you can also supply step as a seventh argument to set the step size of the slider.

/* 
  Slider Card
  Valid Arguments: (ESPDash dashboard, Card Type, const char* name, const char* symbol (optional), int min, int max)
*/
Card card1(&dashboard, SLIDER_CARD, "Test Slider", "", 0, 255, 1);

Callback

Slider Card requires a callback function which will be called when we receive a input from our dashboard. We will be calling our attachCallback function and provide a lambda function with a int argument.

Note: You need to call the update function and sendUpdates immediately once you receive the value in callback. Otherwise user input will not be registered on dashboard.

/*
  We provide our attachCallback with a lambda function to handle incomming data
  `value` is the boolean sent from your dashboard
*/
card1.attachCallback([&](float value){
  Serial.println("[Card1] Slider Callback Triggered: "+String(value));
  card1.update(value);
  dashboard.sendUpdates();
});

Updater

card1.update(int value);

card1.update(float value);

Or, update symbol along your value:

card1.update(244, "%");

Reference

This is a reference sketch showing positions for intializer, callback and updater.

...

/* Slider card initializer */
Card slider(&dashboard, SLIDER_CARD, "Test Slider", "", 0, 255, 1);


void setup() {
  ...

  /* Slider card callback */
  slider.attachCallback([&](float value){
    Serial.println("Slider Callback Triggered: "+String(value));
    /* Slider card updater - you need to update the slider with latest value upon firing of callback */
    slider.update(value);
    /* Send update to dashboard */
    dashboard.sendUpdates();
  });
}

void loop() {
  ...
}