Shows how to use the Windows.Devices.Sensors.Pedometer API.
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This sample allows the user to view the default pedometer events and history available on the system. It includes the following scenarios:
- Events
- History
- Current steps count
- Pedometer Background
Events
It demonstrates getting the default pedometer asynchronously. When you click on the 'Register ReadingChanged' button, it registers to the 'ReadingChanged' event on the default pedometer and displays pedometer readings as they are notified.
History
This demonstrates usage of History APIs for pedometer. When you click on the 'Get History' button, pedometer history for the requested timespan will be displayed. Two ways to choose the timespan is provided, which demonstrate the two overloaded ways of getting history.
Current steps count
When you click the 'Get steps count' button, it displays the last known step counts. This illustrates usage of GetCurrentReadings API.
Background Pedometer
This demonstrates using a Pedometer's step goal as a background trigger. When you click the 'Register Task' button, it gets the current step count from the default Pedometer and sets a step goal of 50 additional steps. When the step goal is met, the registered background task gets fired. Pedometer readings are then retrieved from the trigger to update the scenario UI.
Client: Windows 10
Server: Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview
Phone: Windows 10
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