Minimal nutrition reminder app

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timklge

• December 01, 2024 10:02
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To try out the new SDK, I prototyped a simple app that allows to set up reminders. It shows a notification, plays a beep (if enabled) and turns on the screen every X minutes. 

Reminder list accessible from home page:

Editing a reminder:

In-Ride Alert:

Its not much more than what was already provided in the example code, but it was a good learning exercise as I had not worked with jetpack compose previously. And it adds a feature me and some others were actually missing on the device. The SDK is great, I hope Hammerhead continues to extend its capabilities so more stuff can be made, e. g. map and POI access :) 

https://github.com/timklge/karoo-reminder/

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  John Pfennings

  • December 04, 2024 10:20

  works fine:-)

   

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  Francisco Javier Cejudo Barcience

  • December 05, 2024 20:53

  Hello.

  I suppose it will be complicated, but I ask you if it is possible to include alerts for the following cases:

  = Power above and below a certain value.
  = Pulse rate above and below a certain value.
  = Cadence above and below a certain value.

  Thank you very much in advance.

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  Frank Kintrup

  • December 07, 2024 21:23

  Which tools did you use to create and compile the extension?
  I'm an experienced programmer, but have not yet made any attemps to create a mobile app for Android, let alone for something like the Karoo.
  Where would I start? Do you use Android Studio as IDE or something else?

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  Serge Voronov

  • December 09, 2024 19:15

  Frank, you can check GitHub for Karoo Ext, they have some app examples which you can open and build in Android Studio
  Unfortunately they documentation EXTREMELY bad.

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  david

  • December 09, 2024 19:44

  Top !

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  timklge

  • December 09, 2024 20:57

  @Javier: I think that will be a good idea for a future feature update, yes.

  @Frank: Yes, I use Android Studio. It includes everything required to develop Android apps, including an emulator that is also actually useful for extension development to quickly iterate on the UI parts. Also, it's based on IntelliJ, which is one of the most advanced IDEs for any Java /  Kotlin development, and is free.

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  Francisco Javier Cejudo Barcience

  • December 11, 2024 07:09

  Great job. Congratulations and thank you very much.

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  Marcos Dorival Zago

  • December 14, 2024 00:38

  Has anyone tested the impact of apps on Karoo's battery life?

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