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Hey @user158095,
Using the integration requires some manual effort and is not straightforward in its current state. So you are not to blame here ;-).So let me guide you through the setup.
Requirements:- (BangleJs) Gadgetbridge (>=0.81.0)
- The accelsender app: https://banglejs.com/apps/?q=accelsender
- Sleep as Android
Now for the setup:
- Activate Sleep as Android in the Gadgetbridge settings and select your device. You can find these settings in the top-left "hamburger" menu.
- Lastly, you have to set up Sleep as Android.
- Open the app, go to settings Sensors->Smartwatch and select DIY.
- Paste the full package name into the text field. For default banglejs Gadgetbridge the value is: com.espruino.gadgetbridge.banglejs
- Open the app, go to settings Sensors->Smartwatch and select DIY.
- Select test sensors and wait for measurements to appear.
Note: For me, "Do Not Disturb" does block the measurements from appearing.
- (BangleJs) Gadgetbridge (>=0.81.0)
AnotherStranger-
Thanks a lot for this explanation, very useful.
That's been added to the GB doc
girardcarillo
@AnotherStranger Thank you for your efforts and time investment in securing this functionality!
I've looked into the implementation and while I get a gist of the changes, I can't figure out how to get the integrations to play nice.
As far as I understand, I should get things going through the following setup:
There are new exposed settings in Gadgetbridge that relate to Sleep as Android.
I can't for the life of me figure out what I have to do to get e.g. accelerometer values to transfer to Sleep as Android.
Are there any concise, Shep by step instructions to follow as a user wanting to track sleep through Sleep as Android?