Open djibux opened 6 years ago
sure, just look at releases: https://github.com/tomthe/gadgetStats/releases/download/v0.1-alpha/gadgetstats-0.1.apk
I hope to release a new version in the next weeks, as I now use a Amazfit Bip and gadgetStats probably only works with a mi band 1/1s as of now.
Thanks for sharing. I have a Pebble. You're right: the app fails to display any data yet.
Le 4 mars 2018 20:32:56 GMT+01:00, Tom Theile notifications@github.com a écrit :
sure, just look at releases: https://github.com/tomthe/gadgetStats/releases/download/v0.1-alpha/gadgetstats-0.1.apk
I hope to release a new version in the next weeks, as I now use a Amazfit Bip and gadgetStats probably only works with a mi band 1/1s as of now.
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Hello,
I have had a look in src/pages/read-db/read-db.ts
and all queries are done on MI_BAND_ACTIVITY_SAMPLE
. The format seems compatible with PEBBLE_HEALTH_ACTIVITY_SAMPLE
. Shouldn't you do a union of the two tables to make it compatible with both?
Yes, that's a good idea. unfortunately i do not have the possibility to compile and test a new version of the app at the moment. .. so pull-requests are welcomed!
I also plan a new version which also works in a desktop browser and makes it better testable. But that may take some time...
I tried and setup an dev environment but couldn't get the project to compile. When running ionic build android
, npm fails to get some dependencies.
notarget No matching version found for cordova-plugin-dbcopy@~2.0.4
I am very new to Node.JS, and it's getting late, so that's as far as I'll go for now ;)
hm... that's the usual pain with nodejs... I updated package.json in master without testing it You can give it a try and pull the new version.
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BTW, the problem with the app right now is that it is laborious to test a new chart. you have to write the code, build the app, push it to your phone, wait, test and then you realise that there was a bug.
That's why I am working on a new version with sql.js, that let's you test the whole thing in the browser and where you can edit the sql and chart-description right there. you can edit that to work with the pebble easily. So here is a first version (which looks ugly and is not self-explanatory):
http://theilemail.de/gadgetstats/
I will upload the code to github in the next days.
Great news!
Hey, I checked the site today and got it to work (on Chromium). I can confirm that using PEBBLE_HEALTH_ACTIVITY_SAMPLE
does the job. Great work!
Hello, Any chance you could provide a build of your app? Thanks.