MyLedIO is a simple Arduino library for controlling multiple LEDs connected to a digital output pin.
It allows easy initialization and state management for turning the LED on or off.

• Easy setup with init()
• Simple methods to turn the LED on/off
• Retrieve current LED state with getState()

1. Download the repository as a ZIP file or clone it to your Arduino libraries folder

git clone git clone https://github.com/hanzeelvilla/MyLedIO.git

2. Place the MyLedIO folder into your Arduino libraries directory (typically Documents/Arduino/libraries on most systems).
3. Restart the Arduino IDE if it was open during installation.

To begin using the MyLedIO library, follow these steps:

1. Connect your LED

   • Connect the longer leg (anode) of the LED to a digital pin on your Arduino (e.g., pin 15).
   • Connect the shorter leg (cathode) to a resistor (220Ω recommended), then to GND.

2. Include the library in your sketch
   Add this at the top of your .ino file:

   #include "MyLedIO.h"

3. Create an instance

   Define your LED object by passing the pin number:

   MyLedIO redLed(15);

4. Initialize in setup()

   void setup() {
     redLed.init();
   }

5. Control the LED in loop()

   void loop() {
     redLed.turnOn();
     delay(1000);
     redLed.turnOff();
     delay(1000);
   }