Could this live in sensorfwd? There's a whole bunch of BLE Sensor Profiles
and so you can expose them through there using the QT Sensor framework
where that makes sense

On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 8:17 AM, <pig...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Devs, and Sailors
>
> Im after comments/suggestions on the following.  Working with Jens, the
> dev from Laufhelden, we came up with the idea for adding HRM support by
> interfacing with an external app/sevice via DBus.  This would save
> Laufhelden from having to carry code for each type of device.  In my case,
> im reading the heartrate via my BLE amazfit bip watch.
>
> ATM code exists for the watch app, and laufhelden, and has been merged,
> but it can obviously be changed if there are problems.
>
> See
> https://github.com/jdrescher2006/Laufhelden/commit/
> 1403805ab0cdcadaf45ee777acaaeb8ee618de4d
> https://github.com/piggz/harbour-amazfish/blob/master/src/dbushrm.h
>
> Questions
> 1. Is the approach generally sound?
> 2. Is the use of org.sailfishos.heartrate as the service ok?
> 3. Is the api ok?
> -void start()
> -void stop()
> -int heartRata()
> -int batteryLevel()
>
> Especially interested in hearing from sailors about the service name, and
> other devs who may wish to integrate with Laufhelden this way.  I know mal
> is working on a similar HRM app.
>
> If needed, this could be discussed at the mer-meeting, tho i can rarely
> make it myself.
>
> thanks
> --
> Sent from my Jolla
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