Glucose Sugar

**REQUIRES WATCHDRIP PHONE APP** This watchface supports the "WatchdripSync" complication service developed by Nimrod100 (https://apps.garmin.com/apps/84e4579d-aa4c-48fa-bd66-5021c6076db5). This service allows real-time glucose updates. It is fully compatible with the legacy HTTP-sync (updates every 5 minutes). **Note, if you are using the legacy HTTP communication, it REQUIRES PATIENCE - wait 5-10' before you decide it doesn't work - GARMIN WEB PULLS ARE SLOW** This watchface is a port of my Amazfit Falcon/Balance watchfaces. The watchface pulls your blood sugar data from your phone and displays it on your watch. It also pulls your phone battery (bottom left) and your watch battery (bottom right). I never understood why watch vendors don't support this functionality (thanks @bigdigital for adding this feature request to the watchdrip app). The Amazfit Falcon watchface displayed their PAI (Physical Activity Index) on the top right of the watchface. As the Fenix 8 does not have a PAI feature, I have replaced it with the altitude/depth of dive instead (top right). Your step count is also included (top left) This device depends on a local CGM app to provide the blood sugar data. Currently xDrip+ and Juggluco are supported. 1. In Juggluco you must enable the WatchDrip+ mode in the settings and the "xDrip-compatible" mode. 2. If you use xDrip+ then you need to enable the xDrip Web-Server in your xDrip+ app (_Settings - Inter-App Settings - enable "xDrip Web-Server," but not the "Open Web Server"_). If you have both xDrip+ and Juggluco installed then I recommend using Juggluco as it provides Libre glucose data without the annoying delay that xDrip+ has with Libre data. 3. You must install the WatchDrip+ app on your phone from bigdigital (https://www.patreon.com/xdrip_miband/posts/watchdrip-v0-5-163791331) this formats the data in a way that GarminSugar can read. It will also make it easier for you to switch between Garmin and Amazfit watches. Enable "Garmin support" if you also use WatchdripSync on your watch. 4. Unlike Amazfit, you do not need to install the WatchdripSync app on your Garmin watch as my watchface manages all of the communication between the watch and the phone but if you do so then you get data in real time without the http delay.

Added support for the Fenix 9 watch series. Fixed a bug in the resource folder allocation so fonts should fit better. Worked with Nimrod100 to debug some communication issues with WatchdripSync. Remember to check that your local host glucose URL actually works on your phone before you send me a bug request, open this URL on a phone browser: http://localhost:29863/info.json?graph=1 If you see data, then the watchface will work. If you don't then get Watchdrip+ from here: https://www.patreon.com/xdrip_miband/posts/watchdrip-v0-5-163791331 and select "enable service", "enable web server" and "enable garmin service" (this last one only needed for WatchdripSync support) nothing else