Closed degola closed 11 months ago
You can use shortcuts to do this. Create a shortcut with an automation on fitness workout and apply a temporal profile. A example in the screenshots
@avouspierre That's pretty cool! I didn't even know it was compatible with the Shortcuts app. Question: in your example, am I correct in understanding that it won't switch to temporary profile when BG is over 180?
-edit- Yes, I see that's the case indeed - condition for 180. That's nice! I see it's also possible to make a nested IF through the ELSE. (Although it'd be way easier if Apple had added an "AND" condition, but oh well.). However, I run in to a problem there: it looks like it's not possible to check for a (temporary) active profile. Will log a feature request. Thank you!
Any plans for a way to set a profile via shortcuts? Temp target is nice but profile would be 💰
@jmatheson I don't think there are plans perse yet, no concrete anyway, but I did make a feature request: https://github.com/Artificial-Pancreas/iAPS/issues/255
Closing this issue as the shortcut instructions are mentioned above
It would be great if the exercise records in Apple Health, in my case coming from the Apple Watch, could be automatically used for auto-tune basal and bolus as well as food bolus calculations.
In my case my blood glucose seems to start dropping ~15 minutes after starting exercising and continues to do so for an hour after exercising while I can use the higher temp target setting I tend to forget setting it regularly so taking it automatically from my Apple Watch (which detects starting to exercise automatically + intensity even at some point) would be great.
Happy to contribute code as well but unfamiliar with the source code and lack of time, if there is somewhere an high-level code architecture available that would be great :-).
p.s.: the discord link is broken/outdated in the README.md