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I've created an app that lets users create notes using an onscreen keyboard. They can then turn those notes into alarms or timers. When the alarm activates, the note will appear on the screen, along with the usual "sleep" and "ok" buttons. From what I've read from other posts, it's apparently okay to have your app modify alarm.json - I wanted to confirm that it's actually okay? Also, notes created from my app are stored in the "msg" field in alarm.json - and although the default alarm app handles the "msg" field, it doesn't seem to make use of it at all. So my other question is, would adding a "msg" field to alarm.json cause any potential problems? So far from my testing, I could create/modify/delete alarms from either my app or the alarm app without conflicts or problems.
My app can be seen here: https://frigis1.github.io/BangleApps/?id=noteify