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Hello!
I am trying to develop an app with multiple screen faces. I wish to implement something similar to the Bangle JS app loader, where we can scroll through a menu of options and once we click some option, it leads me to some particular app. In my case, it would lead me to some screen.I majorly wish to implement the following things:
1)My app should have a menu as the loader does.
2)It should have an option for going back to some main screenI fail to understand how they link the various apps in the app launcher. I went through the launcher's GIT repository [https://github.com/espruino/BangleApps/blob/master/apps/launch/app.js] but can't seem to understand how this links all the apps on the device. Could someone kindly give me a hint and nudge me in the right direction so that I can work on my app.
Thank you!
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Hey @Ganblejs,
Thank you for your response!
I realized my error, basically, I draw these walking, jogging, and cycling icons by converting SVG files to Bangle JS. Earlier, I was declaring those in the individual sub-activity screens, so I changed that and I am defining them publicly now.I had one small doubt though, is there a way in which I could implement a back button as well?
Let's say I am going on the walking screen and I select the timer button and that leads me to the timer. Is there a way I could return to the walking screen by clicking some button?
I read about the [https://banglejs.com/reference#l_Bangle_setUI] back functionality in the documentation, but once remove the event listener, it doesn't allow me to go back to my previous screen. Is there some way I could implement the back functionality as well? -
Hello,
I am trying to make an app with multiple clock faces and implement functionalities using touch.
I am uploading the images in this post for your reference.
I just wish to implement a simple activity; the image with all the activities would lead me to an individual activity when I touch the screen, and then one more tap should lead me to the timer.
I tried implementing it by putting the code for the timer in the if-else condition. For the simplicity of understanding, I am not posting the entire code here but am replacing them with function names.function selectOnTouch(n, event) { if(event.y<60){ walking();} else if(event.y>=60 && event.y<120){jogging();} else{cycling();}If I make another function of touch inside some function, like Walking, it gives me a Low Memory error.
For Eg,function selectOnTouch(n, event) { if(event.y<60){ walking(){function selectOnTouchTimer(n, event1) {timer();};} else if(event.y>=60 && event.y<120){jogging();} else{cycling();}Could someone point out the mistake/suggest to me how I should change my code? Is there another way I could implement this ?
Thank you in Advance!
Pranjal -
@Ganblejs It works exactly as I want it to work. Thank you very much, I have been stuck on this for days and it finally works!!
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I wanted to implement touch individually for these features. I posted this on the forum and they suggested I implement it in this manner.
Bangle.on('touch', function(n,event) { if(event.y<60){ walking_subactivity(); } else if(event.y>=60 && event.y<120){ jogging_subactivity(); } else { cycling_subactivity(); } });The issue now is that once I am on the working screen, if I click on the middle portion of the touch screen it takes me to the jogging screen. My main issue is that once I choose the walking option, the screen should remain there even if I click at some other part of the screen and do not jump to the jogging and cycling screen.
I have written the function names in the if-else condition in order to make the code a bit more readable for the sake of this doubt.
Thank you in advance.
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Hey @Ganblejs!
Thank you for the reply. I played around with my code a bit and eventually, SetUI works pretty well!