This PR aims to optimize the method of synchronizing the menu_structure for the openSourceWatchface by making the menu_structure request from the watch obsolete.
Instead, when a new menu_structure is sent to GB via the Intent `nodomain.freeyourgadget.gadgetbridge.Q_SET_MENU_STRUCTURE`, GB remembers that JSON.
Next time a watchface is built, the JSON is embedded into that app package so the watch doesn't forget the structure.
This requires a full GB rebuild to work properky.
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/pulls/3245
Co-authored-by: Daniel Dakhno <dakhnod@gmail.com>
Co-committed-by: Daniel Dakhno <dakhnod@gmail.com>
- Remove from Mi Band prefs
- Remove fitness goal from mi band prefs - it's also un the about user
section
- During pairing, direct user to the about user if there is invalid data
This class introduces some of the common logic across preference
screens, handling nested PreferenceScreens, as well as the back button
and action bar title setting.
- rename service identifiers for clarity
- define BLE scan filter in the coordinator (even though GB does not use those currently)
- rename `DownloadedFitFile` to `GarminFitFile`
- bump DB schema version to 49
- use `BLETypeConversions`, added the missing functions there (+ unit tests for all)
- change Java package of Protobuf definitions so that they are not discarded by Proguard
-- +add subpackages to the Proguard rules so we can subdivide the classes
+ disable device-specific settings for Vivomove (no settings yet)
- 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.
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
Introduce a reusable abstract logic for repeated fetch operations.
Add fetch operations for the following:
- Stress (manual and automatic)
- SpO2 (normal and sleep)
- Heart rate (manual and resting)
This affects available features (eg. Alexa). Defaults to the previous
value of "unknown" for now, and no UI. Alexa requires a region where it
is available, such as Germany ("de").
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>
Disable manual heart rate measurement - the current implementation in Gadgetbridge seems not really compatible with Bangle.js. There's no way to turn the HRM off when the window is closed, and HRM samples from *any* device would appear to be shown - not just the one that HRM info was requested on
This is done by just comparing the names with already existing devices.
This is only a temporary solution until the discovery of the service
UUID works properly
Removed logging in the DeviceCoordinator, fixed the time setting (day
was off by 1), consolodated many characteristic transactions to one
buidler and queue, and added Find My Device, by just initiating a call.
Moved to AbstractDeviceSupport so each device support class can override them if required. This change helps to keep the code base clean by not requiring every (Device)Support class to implement these methods even when they don't need them.
Since the PR #2961 aswell as #2976, i pushed the changes to this pr.
Original text:
With this PR, the gadgetbridge app sends the current locationd data, obtained from the gps or network provider, to a connected banglejs device as an "gps" event.
The bangle device can use this data instead of the internal gps data. Therefor saving battery energy, since the gps chip is one of the biggest energy consumers.
Furthermore it enables the banglejs device to use the location data, based on the network with which the phone is currently connected. This would be usefull if there is no gps signal.
Updates:
I added a network provider so that it is possible to use the network location. I also overload the start method of GBLocationManager so that it is now possible to select which provider should be used to get the data (currently GPS or Network) and to set a interval to determine how often the update should be run.
For the banglejs device i added a switch to enable the sending of gps data. I also added a setting, to set the interval on how often the gps data is being updated. This allows to throttle the updates of the gps data and therefore saving energy of the smartphone batterie.
To further save energy, the app now requestes the current status of the gps from the banglejs and only sends data, if the gps of the banglejs is turned on.
In the PR #2976 I also moved the settings to the device settings of the banglejs and i moved the logic to the onLocationChanged method of the GBLocationManager.
Co-authored-by: Lukas <lukas.edi@gmx.net>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/pulls/2992
Co-authored-by: LukasEdl <lukasedl@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-committed-by: LukasEdl <lukasedl@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>
The config refactor in addf7ff6a broke health settings on GTR3 and GTS3
- GTS 3 and GTR 3 health configs use protocol v1. The only difference
seems to be that the steps goal is a SHORT instead of an INT.
- It needs a refactoring from the ground up to better handle different
versions, but this is enough to get the GTR 3 and GTS 3 working.
- File uploads are split in chunks, with the size dictated by the
watches. There seem to be 2 protocol versions, without any noticeable
differences
- Extract the file upload logic to a standalone class. This makes it
easier to keep track of concurrent requests, each of which have their
own session id
- Icons larger than 8KB will end up split in multiple chunks - we now
handle that correctly
- Notification icons are also requested in 2 different formats, but
the actual encoding seems to be the same, with only a different id
- use encryption to create data rather then replay captured BLE traffic
- use periodical data sender, as is required by the BLE module
- extract string resources
- 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
Add support for (explicit) service intents.
Add support for setting flags for intents.
Add support for setting multiple categories for intents.
Add ability for Gadgetbridge to wake the Android device and leave the
lock screen to start activities when it is sleeping. A new activity
'WakeActivity' is used for this. (Must use 'trusted device' in Android)
Add dismiss-button to 'display over other apps' permission pop up.
Bangle.js can send "gadgetbridge" as package info to accomodate the
different GB build variants/flavours.
Use only getContext() and not getApplicationContext() when executing
the intents.
Add basic initial support for the Amazfit GTS 3 based on Xiaomi Smart Band 7 support.
What was already tested (other features might work too):
**Implemented features**
Connection
Reconnect after Airplane mode
Set time
Notifications
Send to band
Delete notifications on phone/band when deleted on the other
Calls
Custom notification icons
Handle + ack notification replies from band
Music (with youtube music)
Music Info
Volume
Music buttons
Find Phone from band / stop on band when stopped on phone
Battery Info (request, parse)
Flash Watchface
Night mode (mode, schedule)
Lift wrist (mode, schedule, sensitivity)
(Not) working features might be similar to Miband 7.
Tested on
FW: 7.42.5.1
HW: 0.76.17.4
Co-authored-by: Andreas Sedlmayer <sedlmayer.andreas89@gmail.com>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/pulls/2871
Co-authored-by: sedy89 <sedy89@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-committed-by: sedy89 <sedy89@noreply.codeberg.org>
This PR adds support for the flipper zero device.
It's main purpose currently is to provide an Intent-based API to Tasker and similar apps to play sub-GHz files.
In the future, file management and other features might be useful.
Co-authored-by: Daniel Dakhno <dakhnod@gmail.com>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/pulls/2840
Co-authored-by: dakhnod <dakhnod@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-committed-by: dakhnod <dakhnod@noreply.codeberg.org>
This PR aims to add support for the newer Fossil Gen. 6 Hybrid models, which are pretty similar to the older HR's.
Here's my checklist
- [x] make GB recognize and accept new watches
- [ ] find out how SPO2 is transmitted
- [ ] extend activity data to include Oxygen data
- [x] create timeout for requests to avoid deadlocks
- [x] fix device vibration on every reconnect
- [ ] create API for voice commands
- [x] figure out how the voice data works
Co-authored-by: Daniel Dakhno <dakhnod@gmail.com>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/pulls/2775
Co-authored-by: dakhnod <dakhnod@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-committed-by: dakhnod <dakhnod@noreply.codeberg.org>
