- communication protocols
- device support implementation
- download FIT file storage
Features:
- basic connectivity: time sync, battery status, HW/FW version info
- real-time activity tracking
- fitness data sync
- find the device, find the phone
- factory reset
Features implemented but not working:
- notifications: fully implemented, seem to communicate correctly, but not shown on watch
Features implemented partially (not expected to work now):
- weather information (and in future possibly weather alerts)
- music info
- firmware update: only the initial file upload implemented, not used
Things to improve/change:
- Device name hardcoded in `VivomoveHrCoordinator.getSupportedType`, service UUIDs not available
- Download FIT file storage: Should be store (and offer the user to export?) the FIT data forever?
- Obviously, various code improvements, cleanup, etc.
Previously we used an integer (in meters) but when using
Google Maps navigation, Google Maps picks units based on locale *and*
the distance - it might report "100m" or "20km". Then we carefully undo
all that work, and for PineTime we just as "m" so you may well have "20000m"
or more displayed, which is not ideal.
I imagine at some point that will change, but we probably want to
be able to handle that in the OSMAnd side of Gadgetbridge so all watches
that implement navigation will benefit (and won't duplicate code).
Add extra 'ETA' field to NavigationInfoSpec
Allow Local Notifications from Google Maps to be parsed into NavigationInfoSpec by GoogleMapsNotificationHandler
Moved notification handling after blacklist check as per https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/pulls/3136#issuecomment-920095
Ensure we don't create a nav message for 'Location Shared with you' messages.
Recognise 'ft' as a distance unit and convert accordingly
Google Maps navigation: Adding new recognised icons, and removing warnings/errors from file
Updates WeatherSpec to v3 to add fields for UV index and precipitation probability
Co-authored-by: Enrico Brambilla <enricobilla@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-committed-by: Enrico Brambilla <enricobilla@noreply.codeberg.org>
Mostly copied from the Buds Pro as those earbuds have a similar feature set and mostly the same protocol.
Working:
- Pairing
- Earbud and case battery level
- Finding lost device
- Settings:
- Noise control:
- ANC/ambient/off
- With one earbud
- Voice detect and timeouts
- Ambient sound during calls
- Touch options:
- Touch lock
- Switch noise control, voice assistant, Spotify and volume actions
- Double tap edge
- Equalizer
- Sound balance
- Seamless earbud connection
Can be improved:
- ~~ANC level and ambient sound volume do nothing, and don't seem to be supported on this model as there is no toggle for either in the official app.~~ (fixed: 26a9d274ae)
- Ambient sound customization has more options than on previous models, but I can't implement it properly as I can't really hear any difference between the options (my buds might be the issue though).
- ~~The touch lock toggle is once again inverted, like on the [Buds2](d2c4990c48)~~ (fixed: 21db5390c1).
Untested:
- Settings:
- In-ear detection for calls
- Ambient sound customization
- Game mode
This PR also makes some visual changes to the settings of various Galaxy Buds models.
I'd also like to be added to the wiki's allow list. I want to add the Buds2 and Buds2 Pro to the list of supported devices.
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And sorry for creating this many pull requests. This is mostly due to Codeberg breaking the reference to the branch.
Co-authored-by: Narek <narek.email@gmail.com>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/pulls/3049
Reviewed-by: José Rebelo <joserebelo@noreply.codeberg.org>
Reviewed-by: Andreas Shimokawa <ashimokawa@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-authored-by: narektor <narektor@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-committed-by: narektor <narektor@noreply.codeberg.org>
Mostly copied from the Buds Pro as those earbuds have a similar feature set and mostly the same protocol.
Co-authored-by: narektor <narektor@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-committed-by: narektor <narektor@noreply.codeberg.org>
- adds initial device support
- can control driving forward/back/left/right
- probably could be implemented further:
- battery reading
- device name?
- lights on
- fast/slow speed mode
