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timoschlueter / nightscout-librelink-up

Script written in TypeScript that uploads CGM readings from LibreLink Up to Nightscout.
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Stuck at LibreLink Up #79

Closed tamashi84 closed 1 year ago

tamashi84 commented 1 year ago

@timoschlueter I have a working nightscout with both heroku and azure, but cannot upload values from Libreview using your program. When I try to use this, via heroku it is saying that the free dynos are no longer supported. I would be fine paying for the eco subscription, but I don't see a way to change the web or worker resources. Is it possible to 1.) change the resources for the subscription or 2.) integrate this as a plugin directly with Nightscout? I am so close to making this work and I believe this will be the last step. Thanks in advance.

virmanisukrit20 commented 1 year ago

Facing the same issue. Any update on this?

durgok commented 1 year ago

Same issue, even with subscription, see the same error. How did it resolve for you all? Please help. Capture_Heroku

tamashi84 commented 1 year ago

I went a different direction and use Glucose Direct. You can find it here: https://github.com/creepymonster/GlucoseDirect It bypasses the complex set up of nightscout. Enjoy!

durgok commented 1 year ago

Wish it has an android support, unfortunately my T1d daughter has a samsung and so it was ruled out. Back to this problem, apparently there is no solution to this problem Is it?

virmanisukrit20 commented 1 year ago

All that we need one of the contributors to do is make a small change. The quantity needs to be 1 and the size needs to be "eco". This was told to me by someone from heroku customer service.

How do we reach out to the owners of this app? This will help my family so much with managing a child's diabetes. Also, is there a way to contribute money towards building these updates? Would be happy to do that as well

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durgok commented 1 year ago

Is it not possible for us to change in our local code set up?

virmanisukrit20 commented 1 year ago

Is it not possible for us to change in our local code set up?

I am not a technical person. Can you/someone walk us through with screenshots or an explanation maybe?

virmanisukrit20 commented 1 year ago

@tamashi84 How did you solve it?

timoschlueter commented 1 year ago

@virmanisukrit20 thank you so much for finding this. That is actually the problem with Heroku. I am not using it myself so that I didn't look into it much. Again, thank you for investigating! I will update the app today to resolve this problem. :)

durgok commented 1 year ago

Thanks, The way I worked around is by the following:

  1. Fork the repository so I have its copy and edit the app.jason to replace the free with eco, commit the changes
  2. Edit the readme, go to the very bottom and replace the github link of timoschlueter with my repo name so that when I hit on deploy to heroku pulls my modified app.jason from step#1 above.
  3. The deployment goes fine without errors since I subscribed to Eco plan.

This is my very first code attempt after many decades and was feeling very accomplished 😊

timoschlueter commented 1 year ago

I just published version 1.9.1 of this app. This version should fix all Heroku related issues :) Thanks again everyone!