Open icefields opened 1 month ago
I have been wanting to incorporate the Move app into this one for quite a while, but I do not have this watch. I am now focusing on reworking the app with a modern Material 3 interface, which will take about a month. After that, I will try to get somebody to lend me this watch, or donate it to the project. I cannot justify buying every Casio watch since I am not a collector. ;-)
Anyway, thanks for reporting. Regards
I was wondering if this API would be able to send the notifications to the watch, I think other watches you have in the list can also receive notifications
I see you are a developer. If you would like to contribute to the project and add the fitness feature to the app, I will welcome this.
No, not at the moment. The watch has to be always connected for that, like the ECB-30, but I would love to add notifications in the future
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I was wondering if this API would be able to send the notifications to the watch, I think other watches you have in the list can also receive notifications
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@izivkov yeah I was thinking about either contributin to yout code, or making a separate app or plugin specifically for notifications. On the android side I know exactly what to do, I can capture notifications from any application, filter them, and so on. I just don't have enough knowledge on how to send them to the watch via Bluetooth, that's why I was looking into your API, hoping you had something in place to send a payload to the watch that the watch would see as a watch notification. At the moment my open source project Power Ampache 2 is taking most of my time, so I don't really have much time to study the Bluetooth interface and figure this out by myself.
@icefields OK, yes, figuring out the forfmat of the data sent to the watch is a tediius process. It involves looking ar WireShark logs, and then figuring out how they encode data. If I had the watch, I would probobly try it, but without the watch is impossible.
Anyway, if you create your oun project using the API, let me know so i can see how you handle messages. Regards, Ivo
@izivkov I initially assumed that some of the watches you support already had the notification feature. Regardless, I'll definitely keep you updated if I find time to move forward with the project.
These watches are partly supported, in a sense that the app can run on them. Not all features are supposed
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@izivkov https://github.com/izivkov I initially assumed that some of the watches you support already had the notification feature. Regardless, I'll definitely keep you updated if I find time to move forward with the project.
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BTW, I am rewriting the app in Jetpack Compose from the ground up. I wish I started that way. Way cleaner and easy to maintain. Hope to have a first version done in a couple of weeks for testing only.
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These watches are partly supported, in a sense that the app can run on them. Not all features are supposed
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@izivkov https://github.com/izivkov I initially assumed that some of the watches you support already had the notification feature. Regardless, I'll definitely keep you updated if I find time to move forward with the project.
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I was looking at your code to see how can I contribute, and maybe involve my designer too (just a thought for now, as I said Power Ampache 2 is taking most of our free time), I noticed a few things, mostly on the architectural side of things, if you're interested we can chat in private.
Sure, I'd be happy to chat.
If you are talking about the app, maybe we can look at the new compose version. I'll send you a link. If it is about the API, we can chat anytime My email address is izivkov@gmail.com. you can send me a message directly.
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I was looking at your code to see how can I contribute, and maybe involve my designer too (just a thought for now, as I said Power Ampache 2 is taking most of our free time), I noticed a few things, mostly on the architectural side of things, if you're interested we can chat in private.
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thanks. Yes, I'm talking about the app, I haven't checked the code for the API yet. I will send you an email later, pretty busy day today.
Hello, I own a GBD-200, which despite not being in the list of supported watches it still works with most commands. The Move app is able to read notifications and send them to the watch, I would love to have something like that in the Casio G-Shock Smart Sync app or in this API. Thanks