Workout configs and session times

[NickOldfield]

Hey,

First of all, amazing project and I've already started tinkering where a popup will appear at the end of session to automatically upload the .fit file to garmin connect.

I've gone a little bit further and made an overlay on the display of the raspberry pi. This would be cool to see as an official feature!

It just sends the workout directly through WebSocket using the updateIntervalSettings command. Injected directly into index.html as an overlay.

20260307_162954.mp4

/opt/openrowingmonitor/build/index.html for anyone interested
index.html

[JaapvanEkris]

Hey,

First of all, amazing project and I've already started tinkering where a popup will appear at the end of session to automatically upload the .fit file to garmin connect.

If you have a way to upload to Garmin connect that is reliable, we could let the back-end do that. We have a structure that does that for Strava, intervals.icu etc.

Getting around Oauth2 and keeping a decent architecture is tricky (the previous version of ORM did that with a lot of back-and-forth between back-end and frontend).

I've gone a little bit further and made an overlay on the display of the raspberry pi. This would be cool to see as an official feature!

It just sends the workout directly through WebSocket using the updateIntervalSettings command. Injected directly into index.html as an overlay.

That is cool! Unfortunatly currently we're closing the build for release 0.9.7 as testing is complete (features to be released, including a nicer GUI). So a push for the main bramch will take a bit longer.

But the good news is we scheduled a GUI revamp for 0.9.8. @DXCanas and @Abasz are considering a complete overhaul for the GUI, which is a lot of work (see these discussions: #168, #175 , #179 and #200 ), so more able hands would make this easier. And more people involved will lead to more ideas on the table, which is a good thing in my book.

This would sync up with changes for workout targets. We want to go beyond setting a distance/time and allow setting setting a max heartrate, minimum pace, etc.. The majority is GUI work for that. The MQTT and workoutsegment changes would be easy, but the GUI needs some real attention in that scenario and has been ignored way too long.

A practical one: in 0.9.7 we introduce a bar for the settings, so watch out when upgrading. I do see you are on the same track as @DXCanas, so merging it should be easy.

[JaapvanEkris]

I've gone a little bit further and made an overlay on the display of the raspberry pi. This would be cool to see as an official feature!

It just sends the workout directly through WebSocket using the updateIntervalSettings command. Injected directly into index.html as an overlay.

/opt/openrowingmonitor/build/index.html for anyone interested index.html

I hit a potential bug, which I need to fix for releasing 0.9.7. So that pushes back its release to next week. Could you add this GUI extension to the 0.9.7 branch via a PR? Than it would become part of the main branch.

The invitation to think along for more complex workout schedules is still open.

[DXCanas]

A cool solution indeed! And it goes along with another pattern introduced in this update 😊

[DXCanas]

@NickOldfield implementation notes, as I look over what you have going (this is going to be a hugely beneficial, well done):

There is a dialog component that you can populate with the contents of that workout selector, just to keep things standardized. Then, any imporovements you make to it will be propogated to all the other dialogs/modals in the current GUI :)

Using local state to manage the amounts before submission, and then using "set workout" as the "submit" button on the form (the dialog uses a form element — I am personally a huge fan, as it comes with a bunch of usability wins) to propagate an event in the parent component (Which I think is the dashboard) ends up submitting the workout to the API would be my flow. This library we're using here is lit, but the patterns are pretty consistent across the different frameworks.

Happy to help/collab on a PR if that's something you'd be into.

But @JaapvanEkris is the boss man around here.

[aschmid]

this is awesome.
is this responsive enough to work even if the screen/monitor is vertical? looks small enough that it should...

[JaapvanEkris]

But @JaapvanEkris is the boss man around here.

I like to think this is a true collab project, where everybody brings his/hers own strengths. If you look at the release notes, you'll see a lot of people made a substantial contribution. I'm just helping out by adding some structure...

[NickOldfield]

this is awesome. is this responsive enough to work even if the screen/monitor is vertical? looks small enough that it should...

With my new changes that removed the toolbar it definitely will. Ypu just press distance or time tile to set a new workout.