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Well... hacked a prototype with https://github.com/kewisch/ical.js

Since the Bangle now got dated Events I was wondering how do you add them? Obviously you can use the alarm app to do that, but it can take quite a lot of time if you need to add lots of events.

Do you use Gadgetbridge or similar to add events?

As an alternative I was thinking about adding an interface.html to alarm (or scheduler) that can upload *.ics files and convert them to scheduler events. What do you think?

@malaire
Did you see the idea in https://forum.espruino.com/conversations­/381378/?offset=25#16839063
What do you think?

On the technical side we could maybe overwrite setTime() to get a callback when the clock is set.

Still happens from time to time on firmware 2v16.11. So far Bangle.barometerWr(0x0c, 9) and restarting the Bangle always worked.

ok, I think we should concentrate on the swipe switch layout thing first to get your code on github as soon as possible. It is better readable there.

These are the first steps I recommend:

1. Read http://www.espruino.com/Bangle.js+App+Lo­ader on how to fork and locally checkout the Bangle Repository.
   
2. Place your code in a file inside apps/run/ in a file named for example karvonnen.js and upload it to github.
   
   

Once this is done we can add http://www.espruino.com/Reference#l_Bang­le_swipe to listen to swipes to switch layout.

There is some extra stuff to consider, e.g. if I create an alarm in noteify I expect it to shop up in alarm.

Maybe noteify just does not set the origin field and alarm shows all alarms with origin = alarm and origin = undefined.

Edit: As OP has mentioned the appid-field: "optional app ID for alarms that you set/use for your app". Sounds good to me.

Sure, but it should be slim enough to fit between watch and wrist and if needed you can buy CR2032 everywhere. My usage is more the 2 or 3 days in the year where I would like a full day (~8 hours) GPS active.

Thanks, sounds like it needs more or less exactly 5V.

Right now I'm thinking CR2032 battery holder, 5V step up regulator and some 3d printing. Will see if it is just a crazy idea of mine or I will put something together.

Has anyone thought about an extra slim battery pack that can be attached under a Bangle.js 2 and connects to its charge pins? Usage would be some extra battery life, e.g. with GPS enabled.

This brings me to a question: The nominal voltage is obviously 5V, but what is the permitted input voltage range?

Same here, "txt" does not seem to work anymore outside a horizontal or vertical container, this works:

var Layout = require("Layout");
var layout = new Layout( {
  type:"v",
  c: [
    {type:"txt", font:"6x8", label:"Hello World"}
    ]
});
g.clear();
layout.render();

Well, this could also be done over BLE

I prefer wires

or bring some of the other watches people have been flashing 'into the fold' and make them official.

Sounds cool, but also like a maintaining problem nightmare. I always test GUI-changes on BangleJS1 and 2. Now imaging you have to test for multiple watches. Or we get a good test/emulator infrastructure..

and I have a bunch of companies starting to use it so I don't want to suddenly change things under their feet.

Interesting, I wonder what the companies use the BangleJS for, do you have any specific information? And are you allowed to say something?

With inspiration from https://github.com/joeycastillo/Sensor-W­atch: Route i2c to the additional pins of the watch so we can attach external sensors.

did you try this? https://forum.espruino.com/comments/1651­8547/

The readme says with "Disk icon" or IDE. I don't see any mention of gadgetbridge.

There is also https://banglejs.com/apps/?id=gallery

I'm on firmware 2v16, but was using various previous versions before. Does it also happen with only default apps + mixedclock2 installed?

Did you consider using this relay? https://forum.espruino.com/conversations­/381841/

Do you see any errors in the espruino console when starting mixed clock 2?

I just reinstalled the clock on my Bangle 1 and it paints as expected.

I suddenly feel the need to defend myself for using Anton clock (plus). I like it, it has seconds and displays the date including weekday. What more do I need? I don't use Gadgetbridge so no weather and I don't care about my daily steps.

Just updated my Bangle 1 to Firmware 2v16

(new Date()).toLocalISOString()
="2022-12-03T13:51:58.925+0100"

seems like toLocalISOString() is pretty new.

This is not available in devices with low flash memory

just checked on Bangle 1:

(new Date()).toLocalISOString()
Uncaught Error: Function "toLocalISOString" not found!
at line 1 col 14
(new Date()).toLocalISOString()

http://www.espruino.com/Bangle.js2#power­-consumption says that power consumption of HRM is +0.7mA. Health does turn in on for 3 minutes, it is probably even less since the LED is not constantly on. I would say its not a big deal.

My question is: Why should it pause? Without any human body under the sensor it will not give any HRM event and with it no HRM reading.

Looks good here, thx.

Could be related to fast loading: http://www.espruino.com/Bangle.js+Fast+L­oad