http-widget

Offline control mechanism for OpenAPS

Android "HTTP widget" allows you to show text inside the widget, perfect for OpenAPS monitoring without using Nightscout (in case no internet access is available).

• install "HTTP widget" on your Android mobil https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.rosoftlab.httpwidget1&hl=en

• install jq

sudo apt-get install jq

• add the following cron line to your crontab (where myopenpas is your openaps init directory)

@reboot cd /root/myopenaps/enact && python -m SimpleHTTPServer 1337

• add the following openaps alias to your openaps.ini

http-widget = ! bash -c "(cat ~/myopenaps/enact/enacted.json | jq .timestamp && cat ~/myopenaps/enact/enacted.json | jq .reason && cat ~/myopenaps/enact/enacted.json | grep rate && cat ~/myopenaps/monitor/edison-battery.json) > ~/myopenaps/enact/index.html"

• modify the openaps pump-loop cron line to (openaps http-widget needs to be run each minute)

* * * * * cd /root/myopenaps && ( ps aux | grep -v grep | grep -q 'openaps pump-loop' || openaps pump-loop ) 2>&1 | tee -a /var/log/openaps/pump-loop.log && openaps http-widget > /dev/null 2>&1 `

• On your Android phone add a HTTP widget as you know how to add widgets normally and set the the http with your rig IP address using port 1337

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