Workout Duration in Milliseconds? about healthkit

[EddyVerbruggen]

Hi, it's actually in seconds, see this debugging screenshot of XCode 6.2, running on my iPhone 6 /w iOS 8.2:

Can you send me the JS code you used to save the workout?

[gylippus]

Admittedly I'm not 100% up to date with the latest version, but here is what I am using:

var startDate = new Date(); //This is created at the beginning of the workout
var minutesCompleted = 5;
var energyBurn = 40;
window.plugins.healthkit.saveWorkout({
     'activityType': 'HKWorkoutActivityTypeFunctionalStrengthTraining',
     'quantityType': null,
     'startDate': $scope.startDate,
     'endDate': null,
     'duration': minutesCompleted * 60,
     'energy': energyBurn,
     'energyUnit': 'kcal',
     'distance': null,
     'distanceUnit': 'm'
     },
     function(msg){
      console.log('HealthKit success: ' + msg);
     },
     function(msg){
      console.log('HealthKit error: ' + msg);
     }
);

Doesn't startDate.timeIntervalSince1970 in line 121 of what is in mater now return milliseconds though which we are then adding seconds to?

I do need to test on the updated Health.m file though, but I was just curious that it seemed like it was subtracting seconds from milliseconds. I am still on this old code:

    int duration = 0;
    NSNumber* startTime  = [args objectForKey:@"startTime"];
    NSTimeInterval _startInterval = [startTime doubleValue] / 1000; // strip millis
    NSDate *startDate = [NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:_startInterval];

    NSDate *endDate;
    if ([args objectForKey:@"duration"]) {
        duration = [[args objectForKey:@"duration"] intValue];
        endDate = [NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:_startInterval + duration];
    } else if ([args objectForKey:@"endTime"]) {
        NSNumber* endTime = [args objectForKey:@"endTime"];
        NSTimeInterval _endInterval = [endTime doubleValue] / 1000; // strip millis
        endDate = [NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:_endInterval];
    } else {
        CDVPluginResult* result = [CDVPluginResult resultWithStatus:CDVCommandStatus_ERROR messageAsString:@"no duration or endDate was set"];
        [self.commandDelegate sendPluginResult:result callbackId:command.callbackId];
        return;
    }

[EddyVerbruggen]

timeIntervalSince1970 is in seconds so it must be something else. Please update and let me know what you find out..

[gylippus]

Thanks for the verification Eddy, I put some breakpoints into Xcode and it is a mistake on my part for what I am passing in minutes. Never really mattered until 8.2 so I never really saw the time an output.

[EddyVerbruggen]

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[desmeit]

@gylippus I tested your code with version 0.5.6 but its not working. I get:

*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception '_HKObjectValidationFailureException', reason: 'Invalid data type (null)'

@EddyVerbruggen Do you have an Idea? I tried exactly the same code like gylippus.