Display Pump Status Highlight Message in home view

[avouspierre]

Display the eventual Pump Statut Highlight Message in home view if state is warning or critical.

fix partially issue #207 with displaying "No pod" in the homeview.

Example in French :

Warning message	Critical message

[bjornoleh]

I suppose Statut is a typo and should be replaced with Status in English?

[marionbarker]

I agree with @bjornoleh. The variable and function names should use Status: pumpStatutHighlightMessage and displayPumpStatutHighlightMessage.

Start by testing what is there (or not there) in dev, commit 5e513441. Note - the expiration count-down issue seems to be present in dev and not caused or addressed by this PR.

Test without the patch with pods using an rPi DASH simulator.

• Deactivate pod: no message shown
• Reservoir notification set to 10 U; use front end to set reservoir level to 5 U
  • The drop next to reservoir level on main screen is red (instead of blue)
• Trigger Fault on pod - shows up on pod screen but not on main screen
• Pod age notification set to 70 hours, set rPi pod age to 71 hours
  • Green dot on main screen changes to red stop-watch starts count-down from 59 minutes

Test after applying the patch with pods using an rPi DASH simulator.

• unchanged: indication when pod age exceeds notification, by now says 45 m
• unchanged: indication when reservoir is below notification level
• increase pod age to 4602 minutes (76.7 hours), main screen did not update, it keeps counting down a minute at a time and now says 38 m

These next things are new and a success:

• Trigger fault on pod (0x12) - error message appears, dismiss message - takes me to Omnipod screen (excellent)
  • main screen shows red "!! Pod Error"
• Deactivate pod: main screen show "warning: No Pod"
• Pair pod: quit and restart app:
  • main screen shows finish setup
  • begin insertion; quit and restart app:
  • main screen shows finish setup
• Trigger out of insulin "fault", error message, dismiss message - takes me to pod screen, main screen shows red "!! No Insulin"
• Repeat for 80 hour, same behavior, main screen shows red "!! Pod Expired"

Yet to do: Medtronic pod testing. So far so good.

[avouspierre]

@marionbarker - I tried to analyse some test results with my rPi simulator :

• unchanged: indication when pod age exceeds notification, by now says 45 m :

Seems a correct behavior.

• unchanged: indication when reservoir is below notification level

Seems a correct behavior. When reservoir = 0 ➡️ message "No insulin" and error alert.

• increase pod age to 4602 minutes (76.7 hours), main screen did not update, it keeps counting down a minute at a time and now says 38 m

Seems correct because a alert (Exceeded maximum Pod of Life...) is provided by pump when pod age > max ➡️ message "Pod expired".

[avouspierre]

Updated with the correction of statut ➡️ status

[marionbarker]

My prior test was not valid. A real pod has an alert set when it has a notification or if it expires. (My apologies - I often forget that I need to set the alert as well as the time to get reasonable responses with the rPi DASH simulator.)

I repeated the test for what happens near the time the pod reaches expiration.

• Set the pod active time to 4315 minutes (72 hours minus 5 minutes)
• Observe the main screen as the time counts down

Stages:

• main display: red Stop Watch: 4 m
• observe main screen at 0 m
• observe main screen with red Stop Watch: Replace pod icon

[MikePlante1]

GitHub/Xcode problems slowed me down a bunch, so I'll have to continue this tomorrow.

From my initial test: Fresh install to iPhone SE (2nd gen) iOS 16.2 "Add Pump" icon Added Medtronic 722 pump + OrangeLink icon changed to "!! Signal Loss" (much better than staying at "add pump" icon like before) Added cgm (glucose simulator) and icon changed to typical Medtronic status icons

[MikePlante1]

Okay, I finished some more tests with my Medtronic 722.

It shows ⚠️Insulin Suspended when the pump is suspended from the pump module in Trio, when the pump is suspended from the physical pump's menu, and when the pump completely runs out of insulin (actually runs out, not just says 0U)

The typical Medtronic status icons (battery and reservoir) are displayed at all other times, including when the pump claims 0U but actually still has insulin left, when the pump is out of range of the OrangeLink, and when the OrangeLink is out of range of the phone.

[bjornoleh]

Merging with two approvals (several when including those before the last commit with only a trivial change).