@mrvanosh/mcp23x17/examples/button.js

MCP23x17 library that works in newest Node.js versions

const {
  i2c,
  spi,
  MCP23x17,
  A7,
  B5,
  MODE_OUTPUT,
  MODE_INPUT,
  PULL_UP,
  OUTPUT_HIGH,
  OUTPUT_LOW,
  Button,
} = require('../');

(async () => {
  // MCP23S17 is on BUS 0 and it's device 0
  // this stands for /dev/spidev0.0
  // const bus = new spi(0,0);
  const bus = new i2c(1);
  const mcp = new MCP23x17(bus, 0x20)

  // Button is connected to pin #7 and ground
  // LED anode connected to pin #13 (B5), LED cathode is connected to ground through resistor 300 ohm

  await mcp.begin()

  // Set pin #7 (A7) as input with pull-up resistor
  const input = await mcp.mode(A7, MODE_INPUT, PULL_UP);
  // Set pin #13 (B5) as output with initial state LOW
  const output = await mcp.mode(B5, MODE_OUTPUT, OUTPUT_LOW);
  let interval;
  let timer;

  // Second argument is optional
  const pushButton = new Button(input, {
    doubleClickThreshold: 300,
    longClickThreshold: 1000,
  });

  pushButton.onClick(() => {
    interval && clearInterval(interval);
    timer && clearTimeout(timer);
    output.toggle();
  });

  pushButton.onDoubleClick(() => {
    timer && clearTimeout(timer);
    interval = setInterval(output.toggle, 250);
  });

  pushButton.onLongClick(() => {
    interval && clearInterval(interval);
    output.write(OUTPUT_HIGH);
    timer = setTimeout(() => output.write(OUTPUT_LOW), 10 * 1000);
  })

  while(1) {
    // continuously reading input to detect changes
    await mcp.read();
    // If you don't need track a immediate change, use small pause
    // await (new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 50)));
  }
})();