Fingers crossed as part of your contribution you separate the newt lib to a dependency (cocoapod?) that can be resused!
On Tue, Apr 25, 2017 at 11:42 AM, Kevin Townsend <ke...@adafruit.com> wrote: > You should both have access to the app now. > > The important thing is that you are also on the following tags for the > core repo and utilities: > > 1. newt core is *mynewt_1_0_0_tag* > 2. newt tool is* mynewt_1_0_0_tag* > > Inside the app, the key useful feature is the 'play' icon in the top right > hand corner. Clicking that enables streaming of stats. You can also click > it in a specific stats group to see BLE stats tick live, etc. > > Please let us know any feedback, ideally with screenshots and detailed > info, etc.! > > I'm limited to how many hours we can pour into this since it's done as > paid work via an external individual, but we'd like to contribute to the > project and this seems like a good way. > > Best regards, > Kevin > > > On 25/04/17 20:35, David Simmons wrote: > >> I'd love to test, and help with development. >> >> santa...@mac.com >> >> Best regards, >> dg >> -- >> I'll take credit For the funny typos, the rest I blame on the iPhone >> spell wrecker. >> >> On Apr 25, 2017, at 2:25 PM, Kevin Townsend <ke...@adafruit.com> wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> We're working on a basic iOS (and later Android) app to do some of the >>> tasks newtmgr does, but via a mobile app you can download in the app store. >>> It's intentionally limited for the moment, but you can monitor stats, tasks >>> and perform firmware updates in a common dual bank setup. The most useful >>> feature in my opinion is that you can live 'stream' the stats, so you have >>> a wireless window in the current state of the HW. >>> >>> We'd like to have a couple testers for it before we release, and I can >>> add a few people to TestFlight for feedback, but I'd really like to limit >>> it to people who have the time to provide some feedback. The code will be >>> open source once published, and we will contribute this to the community, >>> but to get it into the app store we need to kick the tires in first. >>> Ideally, community involved in expanding the app would be welcome, but >>> we've made a first pass at putting something together. >>> >>> If you have the time and interest in evaluating this, and some Swift >>> experience would be even better, please reply here or email me the address >>> associated with your Apple account and we can add you. >>> >>> Kevin >>> >>> PS: Everything is currently based on the 1.0.0 tag to keep things >>> consistent across users. >>> >>> >
