Right now I'm busy with classes so I'm not really sure what's going on, but @someoneAnyone will be the best person to adk
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So I can't quite get everything totally figured out yet. I pre-ordered an explorer board, a 2000mah LiPo, and purchased an edison with the breakout board to flash the edison and get some things figured out before the explorer board comes into the picture. I have a deacon G4 platinum and an iPhone 6s. Will I still need to use the dexcom receiver or can xdrip substitute for this? Is xdrip support integrated into the explorer board? Is there a module I can purchase to integrate xdrip into the explorer board?
@chelle0207 hi - right now to do a one-off run of autotune you'll need to spin up a Linux VM (and you can do that regardless of what type of computer or phone you have). Documentation here. https://github.com/openaps/docs/blob/master/docs/docs/walkthrough/phase-4/autotune.md#phase-c-wip-running-autotune-more-easily-as-an-average-user
The Android uploader for the 600 series is Android only.
It seems like iOS allows app access to the port so USB could be used similar to Android. Was going to work on this but wondering if there's a known limitation?
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HI all, I'm trying to develop a react-native app that works on ios and reads blucon (freestyle libre) data and uploads it to the nightscout site. I'm already able to read previously inputted entries (with an android app) from the NS API. However, posting entries gives me a network failed due to 'unauthorized' and no 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin'-error. I created a device-upload role. I added the same permissions as the rig and used the generated accesstoken from the admin page in the network call (https://mysite.herokuapp.com/api/v1/entries.json?token=iosupload-123456789012. I also added cors to the enable config variable of heroku and cors_allow_origin to *. Am I still missing something ? Or does anyone has an example on how to do a fetch to an authorize-protected call?
@Cathje don't know if you're aware but there's already an app for iOS that reads blucon and uploads to nightscout https://github.com/JohanDegraeve/iosxdripreader
Thank you very much for the quick answer. I tried that one 2 days ago and although I have a developers account in ios and I could upload the ipa file to my phone, It gave a general error message that the app could not be installed. Since the error message is so general, I had no idea where to look. I tried a different developer account, different certificate, ... but no luck. So , since I'm a developer myself , I had hoped to write the app in a technology I know and add features along the way. If I could just get already the values in the nightscout site.. then I'm up and running for the first part of the loop.
@Cathje that's a problem with the signing of the ipa... you can join https://gitter.im/nightscout/iosxdripreader and I'm sure someone will help you out with the signing
Andrew Ditmer is also one of the ones involved in the non-OpenAPS-specific Nightscout app efforts.
the project has been stale for years.
For now I’ve switched to a home screen app icon and manually disable my screen auto-lock before bed.
Thanks @hackingtype1