Closed alexives closed 9 months ago
Thanks a lot!
This is great, but from the sample automation, it seems to require you to use the weight sensor created by the add-on itself which seems a little odd as that would be reading the data from Garmin Connect. The Sample data in the Developer tools has this as the YAML;
service: garmin_connect.add_body_composition
data:
weight: 82.3
timestamp: "2023-12-30T07:34:00.000Z"
bmi: 24.7
percent_fat: 23.6
percent_hydration: 51.2
visceral_fat_mass: 45.3
bone_mass: 10.1
muscle_mass: 15.2
basal_met: 1900
active_met: 840
physique_rating: 28
metabolic_age: 37
visceral_fat_rating: 10
I have most of this data from my MiScale in HA and would like to send it on to GC.
Any further insights?
@borpin take a look at the example added here - https://github.com/cyberjunky/home-assistant-garmin_connect#set-up-an-automation-using-the-garmin_connectadd_body_composition-service
My point is, I don't think you need the 'entity_ID' entry on the service. The weight sensor you have force someone to use is the one read from GC. The service just needs the data fields to send to GC.
Related to https://github.com/cyberjunky/home-assistant-garmin_connect/issues/74, this adds a service for recording a weigh in/body composition using the
add_body_composition
method from python-garminconnect.I'm running with this patch on my instance and it seems to work okay, though I haven't worked on a component before, so it's not impossible that this solution isn't ideal.
I don't have a lot of bandwidth to keep working on this, so if it needs edits it may take me a while to circle back. Alternately someone else is welcome to take this over the finish line 😅