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Jean-François Milants c94a59e7d3 SimpleWeather service : new weather implementation
This new implementation of the weather feature provides a new BLE API and a new weather service.
The API uses a single characteristic that allows companion apps to write the weather conditions (current and forecast for the next 5 days).
The SimpleWeather service exposes those data as std::optional fields.

This new implementation replaces the previous WeahterService.

The API is documented in docs/SimpleWeatherService.md.
2023-12-23 21:12:25 +01:00

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Simple Weather Service

Introduction

The Simple Weather Service provide a simple and straightforward API to specify the current weather and the forecast for the next 5 days. It effectively replaces the original Weather Service (from InfiniTime 1.8) since InfiniTime 1.14

Service

The service UUID is 00050000-78fc-48fe-8e23-433b3a1942d0.

Characteristics

Weather data (UUID 00050001-78fc-48fe-8e23-433b3a1942d0)

The host uses this characteristic to update the current weather information and the forecast for the next 5 days.

This characteristics accepts a byte array with the following 2-Bytes header:

  • [0] Message Type :
    • 0 : Current weather
    • 1 : Forecast
  • [1] Message Version : Version 0 is currently supported. Other versions might be added in future releases

Current Weather

The byte array must contain the following data:

  • [0] : Message type = 0
  • [1] : Message version = 0
  • [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] : Timestamp (64 bits UNIX timestamp, number of nanoseconds elapsed since 1 JAN 1970)
  • [10] : Current temperature (°C)
  • [11] : Minimum temperature (°C)
  • [12] : Maximum temperature (°C)
  • [13]..[44] : location (string, unused characters should be set to 0)
  • [45] : icon ID
    • 0 = Sun, clear sky
    • 1 = Few clouds
    • 2 = Clouds
    • 3 = Heavy clouds
    • 4 = Clouds & rain
    • 5 = Rain
    • 6 = Thunderstorm
    • 7 = snow
    • 8 = mist, smog

Forecast

The byte array must contain the following data:

  • [0] : Message type = 0
  • [0] : Message version = 0
  • [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] : Timestamp (64 bits UNIX timestamp, number of nanoseconds elapsed since 1 JAN 1970)
  • [10] Number of days (Max 5, fields for unused days should be set to 0)
  • [11] Day 0 Minimum temperature
  • [12] Day 0 Maximum temperature
  • [13] Day 0 Icon ID
  • [14] Day 1 Minimum temperature
  • [15] Day 1 Maximum temperature
  • [16] Day 1 Icon ID
  • [17] Day 2 Minimum temperature
  • [18] Day 2 Maximum temperature
  • [19] Day 2 Icon ID
  • [20] Day 3 Minimum temperature
  • [21] Day 3 Maximum temperature
  • [22] Day 3 Icon ID
  • [23] Day 4 Minimum temperature
  • [24] Day 4 Maximum temperature
  • [25] Day 4 Incon ID