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Tuesday 10 May 2016

Nightscout and CHIPs without CareLink

I couldn't resist writing a few extra lines of Python and Bash Shell to complement the excellent code Lennart has given the community: Sensor Glucose and basal information making their way directly to Nightscout via Janki's CHIP Linux box. No additional PC or local database required.


Please note, this effort is not designed to be used outside the test arena and I'm not planning on developing to that stage. There's an Android app taking shape at amazing pace that will almost certainly fulfill that role in due course - again thanks to Lennart - but it's been fun to explore what the pump is reporting.

5 comments:

  1. Hi Matt, in your updated GitHub LittleDMatt/mmcsv, I think you left out the node_modules which was included in the previous version. I had a few errors when running with the latest files as it was looking for the TabTab and other modules, which I copied over from the prior version. Just thought I should let you know.

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  2. Hi there, it should create the node_moldules directory for you, based on the information that's in the package.json file in the repo (I think - it's very late here). Did you just copy over the changed files or do a complete refresh and then npm install? If full install, please delete (or move) the node_modules directory and then run npm_install and see if that helps? Fingers crossed

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  3. Your right, my mistake. I got it working by copying over the prior node_modules. What I should have done is run the npm install. Thanks for such a speedy response.

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  4. Hi Matt, what's your Github repository? I'd like to use this uploader code in my openAPS implementation.

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    1. Hi there, the repo you want is https://github.com/LittleDMatt/decoding-contour-next-link/tree/alpha - very, very alpha, not looked at it in a while but it'll give you an idea of how to patch things together. Take care

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