QA'ing adressable LED library

I wrote a new bit banging LED library.

I've crammed nifty features like in-flight color palette, and tuned the bit-banging time durations, etc.
However I dunno if it works for other people and other LED standards.

  • I think the range of CPU frequencies for Arduinos is only 8MHz & 16MHz for AVR and faster for ARM?
    ** Do other LED libraries run at 8Mhz?
    ** I'd like to verify basic modes work at 8MHz.
    ** Some advanced uses barely clear the refresh timing of the WS2812B at 16MHz
  • I have not ported to other LED strip standards but would like to.

If anybody has other LED strips and wants to help me test out code works for them it'd be great.

Unlike adafruit's library, I don't define a LED strip object of a given size and do a show() on it.
I define a LED port, and let the user send an array.

Are you going to post a link to this library?

Yes, if I plan to drop this in GIT.

I just want to write a documentation and examples beforehand, and maybe even some unit tests to validate the library works on small and large LED strips.