Track My Indoor Workout is an application which supports Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) enabled smart fitness machines to record stationary workouts. Workouts can have GPS routes - generated based on speed - and upload to numerous fitness portals. Workouts can be exported in common formats and in some cases (ANT+ machines or data migration purposes) there's an option to import saved workouts.
The ultimate mission is to improve people's health by preventing fitness machines from becoming laundry drying racks.
For more details please see the application's website.
The project currently uses flutter format with 100 character line length.
To achieve that supply an extra parameter to flutter format at the project root:
flutter format --line-length 100 .. Besides that we also run flutter analyze.
The CI script executes the above flutter format --line-length 100 . and
flutter analize . commands and then runs the unit tests. If any of them fails the CI is
deemed broken. The best to avoid that is to execute those in a client-side
pre-push hook.
For common contributors: please base your pull request against the develop branch.
The project currently uses Git Flow branching conventions. See this
cheat sheet first and maybe also
https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/gitflow-workflow.
Features will be developed in their own branches (after git flow feature start my_feature_x)
and will merge into develop with a git flow feature finish my_feature_x
when deemed finished. Production releases (git flow release start my_next_big_release)
merge the develop branch into master. The only downside of that is it does not interoperate
with the pull request infrastructure, so in the future we may switch to using
Git Town operating
on somewhat similar branch hierarchy
mainly with git town hack my_feature_x and git ship town my_feature_x.
This work is dual-licensed under Apache 2.0 and GPL 3.0. You can choose between one of them if you use this work.
SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 OR GPL-3.0