Could you provide an apk?

[djibux]

Hello,
Any chance you could provide a build of your app?
Thanks.

[tomthe]

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.

[djibux]

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 <[email protected]> a écrit :

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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. -- You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #1 (comment)

-- Jean-Baptiste

[djibux]

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?

[tomthe]

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...

[djibux]

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 ;)

[tomthe]

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.

27e9c15

[tomthe]

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.

[djibux]

Great news!

[djibux]

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!