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Added via #94. Noise level is a value of 0-6, where 0 is no noise and 6 is heavy noise.
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Doesn't look like the noise level was included for the rest uploader
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You are correct. I will add. Does anything need to happen on the web app side?
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Should just pass directly to mongo
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Just created kl.noiseviarest. It still needs to be tested
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Was just about to get setup to test the latest dev, I'll test this instead
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Started test using kl.noiseviarest uploading to rest and mongo, see noise: 1
for both upload methods, couldn't be simpler. I'll let it run for the rest of the night.
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Hey Ross - I think the noise values might be different? I've been testing
noise values on the pebble for quite some time.
Note I was testing the values for months from a special uploader that I was
using made with John's help. It passed the string, not the value, and I
always saw Clean, Light, Medium, or Heavy.
I'm now using your uploader, and getting the integer value. Based on what I
saw before, this is how it has been lining up : 1-clean, 2-light, 3-medium,
4-heavy, 5-unknown when in a warmup. I've never seen a 0 or 6.
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Jason - I'm now using your new code to test the three way option "only show
raw when noise". I'm in heavy noise right now, ???, but with a noise value
of 4. So when I set the three way option, it doesn't show me the raw
because I guess it assumes I'm not having heavy noise.
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Hey Ross - I think the noise values might be different? I've been testing
noise values on the pebble for quite some time.Note I was testing the values for months from a special uploader that I
was using made with John's help. It passed the string, not the value, and I
always saw Clean, Light, Medium, or Heavy.I'm now using your uploader, and getting the integer value. Based on what
I saw before, this is how it has been lining up : 1-clean, 2-light,
3-medium, 4-heavy, 5-unknown when in a warmup. I've never seen a 0 or 6.On Sun, Feb 1, 2015 at 11:08 PM, Jason Calabrese <[email protected]
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You're using the current uploader, do you see noise=4 in the /pebble endpoint? I saw it work with noise=1, but haven't had more noise since then to test
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Yes, I am using the current uploader and see noise=4 in the pebble
endpoint. I've seen everything from 1-5 for the past couple of weeks.
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You're using the currently uploaders, do you see noise=4 in the /pebble
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Does the 0.1.12 uploader send noise via REST, or just Mongo? I don't see noise in my /pebble endpoint. I only use REST at the moment.
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Should send via both.
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Does the 0.1.12 uploader send noise via REST, or just Mongo? I don't see
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I'm getting noise for rest, but I built from the code so it's possible it's
not exactly the same as what was released.
Guess that explains why you didn't see any raw data
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Should send via both.
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wrote:Does the 0.1.12 uploader send noise via REST, or just Mongo? I don't see
noise in my /pebble endpoint. I only use REST at the moment.—
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I don't get noise for REST either, only mongo.
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I'm getting noise for rest, but I built from the code so it's possible
it's
not exactly the same as what was released.Guess that explains why you didn't see any raw data
On Feb 2, 2015 6:17 PM, "Tyler Rhodes" [email protected] wrote:Should send via both.
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If you are on Dreamsicle, you should get noise via rest. Check out 'noise'
in the recent commits found here:
https://github.com/nightscout/android-uploader/commits/0.1.12
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I don't get noise for REST either, only mongo.
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I'm getting noise for rest, but I built from the code so it's possible
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not exactly the same as what was released.Guess that explains why you didn't see any raw data
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wrote:Should send via both.
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I tested that PR, saw there was since confusion in the support group about
the direct download link maybe that was the cause?
On Feb 2, 2015 7:30 PM, "Tyler Rhodes" [email protected] wrote:
If you are on Dreamsicle, you should get noise via rest. Check out 'noise'
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https://github.com/nightscout/android-uploader/commits/0.1.12On Mon, Feb 2, 2015 at 6:26 PM, YYGIRL [email protected] wrote:
I don't get noise for REST either, only mongo.
On Mon, Feb 2, 2015 at 9:20 PM, Jason Calabrese <
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I'm getting noise for rest, but I built from the code so it's possible
it's
not exactly the same as what was released.Guess that explains why you didn't see any raw data
On Feb 2, 2015 6:17 PM, "Tyler Rhodes" [email protected]
wrote:Should send via both.
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OK, have latest dreamsicle uploader and now getting noise via REST. 0.1.12.
Thank you.
Note the values have not changed to anything different. 1-clean, 2-light,
3-medium, 4-heavy, 5-unknown when in a warmup. I've never seen a 0 or 6.
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I tested that PR, saw there was since confusion in the support group about
the direct download link maybe that was the cause?
On Feb 2, 2015 7:30 PM, "Tyler Rhodes" [email protected] wrote:If you are on Dreamsicle, you should get noise via rest. Check out
'noise'
in the recent commits found here:
https://github.com/nightscout/android-uploader/commits/0.1.12On Mon, Feb 2, 2015 at 6:26 PM, YYGIRL [email protected]
wrote:I don't get noise for REST either, only mongo.
On Mon, Feb 2, 2015 at 9:20 PM, Jason Calabrese <
[email protected]>wrote:
I'm getting noise for rest, but I built from the code so it's
possible
it's
not exactly the same as what was released.Guess that explains why you didn't see any raw data
On Feb 2, 2015 6:17 PM, "Tyler Rhodes" [email protected]
wrote:Should send via both.
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It's possible, but I'm 99.99% sure they are the same. Do you have 'Sensor
Data' checked in the preferences menu?
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I think I may have just found a bug that could explain this, seems that the raw data isn't uploaded (rest or mongo) when you use Gap Sync
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@trhodeos I do have sensor data checked. I can see raw on my wip/enable-raw and iob-cob sites, but no noise in the /pebble output, and no raw for my enable-raw site with the "when noise is present" option selected. I'm going to verify tonight that I'm running the most current version available via Play Store. It's possible I still have a beta loaded, though I'd be surprised.
Here's an example from my Pebble page:
{"status":[{"now":1423096722095}],"bgs":[{"sgv":"88","bgdelta":-5,"trend":4,"direction":"Flat","datetime":1423096566000,"filtered":111728,"unfiltered":104944,"rssi":187,"battery":"14"}],"cals":[{"_id":"54d241151713124c1ba45e85","device":"dexcom","scale":0.9506484273057073,"dateString":"Wed Feb 04 07:56:08 PST 2015","date":1423065368000,"type":"cal","intercept":30000,"slope":837.05674241743}]}
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