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I think you want to add a custom.html: that can open a dialog when uploading the app, ask for those settings, and send them to the watch.

Looks like hasensors does pretty much the thing you want: asks for a bunch of values, then replaces {placeholders} in the code. (Except you probably don't need boot.js, and want to adjust your app.js instead of using a separate lib.js file)

Sure, for example the Clock Switcher app does this.

The Updating boot0... is because bootupdate.js rewrites boot0.js whenever settings.json changed, that happens automatically, no need to do it yourself.
And I think clockHasWidgets is updated automatically by bootloader.js, so you only need to update clock in settings.json.

Looks like you can set noList:true: https://github.com/espruino/Espruino/blo­b/f322090963674c95cd8cc8038be536e0014b03­b4/libs/js/banglejs/E_showMenu_Q3.js#L24­

Mostly for looking at things without needing to get my phone out:

• Date + time
  
• Notifications
  
• Currently playing song / adjust volume
  
• Weather
  
  

I've made a list of installed apps

I think it's important to consider what happens when someone else wants/needs¹ to modify your code: just having to worry about minification is a hassle, but if really necessary it should at least be reproducible: that way somebody can check they got the minification right before even making changes, so they know any (new) bugs aren't caused by getting the minification wrong.

¹. It doesn't happen often anymore, but sometimes e.g. library code needs a fix that also requires all the apps using it to be updated.

I'm not sure, but if it did change, it might have something to do with this Gadgetbridge commit?

Editing the "back" widget would be tricky: it's not loaded like regular widgets, but hardcoded to be inserted as the first widget by the setUI code.

You can use setTimeout:

read_heading();
setTimeout(send_vibration, 300); // No brackets() after send_vibration!

1. There is E.on('kill')
   
2. No, providing an appID means "I need the GPS to stay on until I turn it off", omitting it means "Turn the GPS on now, until anything turns it off"
   
3. Apart from the active app, widgets and/or boot apps could be using the GPS.
   

It breaks because Espruino doesn't support default parameter values, round(6800971.33999999985, 2) works though.

Looks like it's from the buzz module.
(Searching for .substr(1) only finds a handful of matches, and this one has those constants)

I meant we already have the code for the relay, so it shouldn't¹ be too hard to add a button to the App Loader which does the same.
So you could just open the app store in GadgetBridge and press the button to set up a relay.

¹ But nothing is ever easy.

I think it would be very useful.
Another option would be if GagdetBridge could work as IDE relay, that might be easier to add (as first step ;-), because it wouldn't need a console UI inside the app?

Actually, now I wonder if this even needs support from the app, maybe it could just be added to the app store code?

there is also "e.type" but i don't know what is its purpose.

It seems to be undocumented, but exactly what you're looking for: e.type==0 for short press, and e.type==2 for long press.

Edit: Only tested it on my Bangle.js 2, so it might not work on the Bangle.js 1. Also doesn't seem to work in the emulator.

Another solution: I created an app that sends the battery level to Home Assistant, which controls a Shelly plug with the charger.