What I did: To be able to trigger a vibration and print statement when the focus score is false.
How to test:
-Have the off-top app running
-Have producer.py in off-top-python running
-Start recording so the app can get your focus score. The emulator itself will not show vibration unless you are testing it on a real device, but I've added a print statement so when the focus score is false, it will print out "medium impact vibration" in the off-top-flutter terminal.
What I did: To be able to trigger a vibration and print statement when the focus score is false.
How to test: -Have the off-top app running -Have producer.py in off-top-python running -Start recording so the app can get your focus score. The emulator itself will not show vibration unless you are testing it on a real device, but I've added a print statement so when the focus score is false, it will print out "medium impact vibration" in the off-top-flutter terminal.