Routes are synced `route` rows (the model `SavedRoute`, as Flutter has a
`Route`), sealed as plans are; the migration `routes` only creates the
table, its space index and its cascade to the sync engine's spaces. A
route's payload holds its name, activity, profile, waypoints and the way
planned, points and elevations delta-coded and gzipped.
Home gets a fourth tab, Routes, and the planner: waypoints tapped on the
map, held and dragged, the last undone, a new route's first where the
phone is (GPS through the recorder's channel), the way planned by the
instance's BRouter after each change, an earlier answer dropped; its
distance, climb, descent, elevation and surfaces under the map.
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The plan chosen on the Record sheet goes to the recording service spelled
out: each step's end, its target (zones as the heart rates they span for
the profile's highest rate) and its spoken line in the app's language.
PlanRunner.kt moves through the steps on the moving time and distance,
counts a timed step's last seconds down and cues off target from a 30 s
window; PlanCues.kt gives a tone, a vibration and the voice, ducking
music. The file's plan and step lines bring it back, and the recording
screen shows the step, what is left of it, its target, the next step and
Lap.
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Train's server gains the synced `plan` table, a sealed payload alone;
the migration `plans` only adds it, its space index and the foreign key
to its sync space, and a person's deletion takes it with their space.
The app keeps plans as `plan` rows sealed for their row: a name, what
they are for, whether a step off target is told, and blocks of steps
repeated, each ending after a time, a distance or a lap tap and aiming
at a pace, speed, heart rate or zone, or the rower's split, watts or
stroke rate. Home's Plans tab lists them, a new one starts from nothing
or from a template (4×4 minutes, Tabata, 10×400 m), the editor changes
steps on a sheet, and a deletion asks first and can be undone.
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A recording with a Loop set up reads its heart rate through Polar's SDK
while no strap sends: the strap first, the Loop where there is none or
while it is lost. The SDK is one for the process, held by the open
app's bridge and by the recording service, so that the band stays
connected with the app gone; the app reopening finds it connected. The
recording file gains `loop` state lines; the rate is kept alone, as `h`
lines, and the Record sheet names the source.
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Train's server relays Polar's firmware service for the people signed in
(`firmware`: offered, check, download), a fetched file kept in memory a
day per hardware and version, off with LOOP_FIRMWARE_RELAY=off. The app
asks on the day's first connection and on the band's screen, from Polar
or the instance as the person chose, never Polar in the instance's
place; an update runs only after asking, reads and keeps the band
first, and sets it up again with its figures and clock after.
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What the band read brings, from the bridge or the background job's
file (`LoopLines`), is kept by `DayRepository`: one sealed `day` and
`night` a date and the day's heart rate in chunks of three hours, every
ID made from the person and the date, a later read replacing what it
brought and keeping the rest, nothing rewritten unchanged; versioned,
gzipped JSON (`day_payload.dart`). `PolarLoop` reads the band as each
connection is ready (every half hour at most, or when asked), takes in
the background file as the app opens, and remembers up to which day
the days are sealed, which the next read then deletes on the band;
it keeps the background job on the band and from the right day, and
`Let the band go` stops it.
Home gains a Days tab, each day with its steps, active time, sleep and
Nightly Recharge, pulled to read the band; a day's page shows its
figures, its time in each class, its heart rate, the night's phases
and rating, Nightly Recharge and skin temperature.
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On Android, the Loop through Polar's BLE SDK 8.3.0 (from JitPack, asked
for Polar's group alone, its files pinned by SHA-256 in Gradle's
verification metadata): LoopBridge.kt over app.halkyon.train/loop, the
first-time use's figures mapped and checked in LoopSetup.kt, tested on
the JVM. PolarLoop per person remembers the band in loop.json, connects
while the app is open, sets its clock at each connection, keeps what it
tells (battery, charging, firmware), offers a changed profile and sends
it only when asked (D35: first-time use writes a new user identifier
each time), and lets the band go by a factory reset after asking. The
setup sheet finds Loops nearest first and asks only for what the
profile lacks; Polar's defaults (60, 220 less the age, a VO2max from
Polar's fitness tables) go to the band alone.
Polar's SDK is not free software (D36, correcting D32): the app's AGPL
gains a section 7 permission for linking it, LICENSE.md names it, and
its licence and bundled notices join the licence list on Android.
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A person's profile, one row per person (its ID derived from theirs),
sealed like a workout: sex, birth date, height, weight, resting and
maximum heart rate, VO2max, training background, typical day and sleep
goal, each optional. "Your body" in the account sheet edits it; the
Loop's setup is to reuse its form. The migration only adds the synced
table `profile`, deleted with the person's sync space.
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Read from other apps, off until turned on, asks for reading with the
history; the apps that wrote sessions are listed, each off. One turned
on brings its sessions, earlier ones at once and later ones through the
changes token as the app opens and comes to the front: each a workout
of Train's own store, sealed and synced, its origin in its payload, its
heart rate, pauses and a row's power as series, named by its app in the
list and on its page. A double of a workout Train has brings at most its
heart rate; one deleted in Train stays out; a track comes only when
asked for on the page, Health Connect asking for consent. What came from
Health Connect is never written back.
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connect-client 1.1.0 behind app.halkyon.train/health: its status, the
permissions by the app's three names (write, read, history), Train's
records written by their client IDs and deleted by them, other apps'
sessions read through the changes token or whole, their samples, and a
route with the person's consent; the rationale's links from Health
Connect. Android 8 at least now, as the client needs it. The records'
mapping is tested on the JVM, the channel's encoding in Dart; the fake
platform is for the parts to come.
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Rowing indoors is offered again, with the rower chosen on the Record
sheet: a sheet looks for Fitness Machine Service rowers, and the one
chosen is remembered in the person's folder. The recorder service
connects to it as to the strap (one NotifyLink for both), parses
FTMS's Rower Data in Kotlin (tested on the JVM on frames written from
the specification and D8's), counts its totals from its first frame,
pauses 5 s after the last stroke, and gets the connectedDevice type. A
row's screen shows its metres, split per 500 m, stroke rate and watts;
its page its average split, stroke rate and power, the highest power,
its strokes, splits per 500 m and charts of the split, stroke rate and
power. Not yet tried on the WP 5000.
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The Record sheet gains a Heart rate row: a sheet looks for straps
advertising the Heart Rate Service, the nearest first, once nearby
devices are allowed, and the one chosen is remembered in the person's
folder; it records with every workout unless switched off for one.
The recorder service connects to it with Android's own Bluetooth API,
no package (D26), parses Heart Rate Measurement in Kotlin (tested on
the JVM), writes each rate and the strap's state to the recording
file, and asks for a lost strap again for as long as it records. The
recording screen shows the heart rate, and "Strap lost" while it is
gone; a workout's page shows the heart's average and highest rate,
each split's average and its chart.
iOS's recording waits for a Mac (D25), after the rower.
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RecorderService, a foreground service of the types location and health
started from the open app, takes fixes from LocationManager's GPS and
steps from the step detector, pauses by itself (AutoPause, tested on the
JVM) and appends each sample to the person's recording file, flushed
every five seconds. MainActivity asks for location, notifications and,
for auto-pause on foot, physical activity, never background location
(D19), and bridges the service to the app.
The app follows the file's lines with RecordingBloc and shows the moving
time, the distance, the pace or speed and GPS's state; the notification
shows the time and the distance with Pause or Resume. Stop is held down;
a stopped recording is saved as a workout and its series, or discarded
after asking, and one cut off or left unsaved is offered as the app
opens. Home has the Record button where the device records.
Three choices of the implementation's are recorded under D21 for review:
rowing waits for 5f, auto-pause on foot without steps goes by GPS speed
(below 2 km/h, on above 3 km/h), and Stop's hint shows above the button.
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WorkoutRepository keeps a workout with its series, sealed with the
person's key: a workout for its row, a series chunk for its row and its
workout, so the instance can neither read them nor move a chunk to
another workout. A readable or changed row shows locked, never as the
person's; a device without the account's keys saves nothing. On the
device's database a workout and its series are written in one
transaction, and a deleted one is blanked before it goes, so the sync
engine's tombstones hold nothing.
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TrainKeys holds the one key everything of Train's is sealed with: made
on the first write where the account's keys are, kept in the synced
content_key rows sealed to the account, opened on the person's other
devices. Only keys sealed under Train's own IDs open, so the instance
can't relabel one, and a key the account sealed for another app never
counts; two devices that each made one offline write with the older. A
device without the account's keys opens and writes nothing.
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