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JSPebbleReminders

This is my first watchapp for the Pebble using the AppMessages API. It allows you to read the reminders in your main reminder list using your Pebble.

Components

• iOS App: Simple app with no UI. It waits for a message from pebble, and replies with a dictionary containing the titles of the reminders on your main reminder list.
• Pebble App: It sends a message to the iOS app via App Messages, and when it gets a response, it creates a SimpleMenuLayer to display the reminders.

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How to compile

• iOS App:
  • Install pebble toolkit.
  • Update the submodules:

$ git submodule update --init

  - Open the Xcode project (`JSPebbleReminders.xcodeproj`) and you should be able to install on your iOS device (assuming you have the certificates, etc set up)

- **Pebble App:**
  - Use the Xcode project under `pebble_reminders_app/xcode/`
  - Navigate to the `pebble_reminders_app` folder.
  - Run:
  
  ```sh
  $ ./waf configure

• You should see this output:

Setting top to                           : /Users/JaviSoto/Documents/Projects/Pebble/JSPebbleReminders/pebble_reminders_app
Setting out to                           : /Users/JaviSoto/Documents/Projects/Pebble/JSPebbleReminders/pebble_reminders_app/build
Checking for program gcc,cc              : arm-none-eabi-gcc
Checking for program ar                  : arm-none-eabi-ar
'configure' finished successfully (0.114s)

• Simply build the Xcode project pressing cmd+B.
• Run this command to create an HTTP server in the pebble folder:

$ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000

• Open http://<your_local_ip>:8000 using Safari on your iPhone and navigate to the build folder.

• Open the file pebble_reminders_app.pbw and install with the Pebble app.

• Alternatively, you can download the .pbw file compiled using CloudPebble from here (at your own risk, I haven't tested this)

Known issues:

• Because of the limited buffer size on the pebble app, you might see a "buffer overflow" error on your watch if you have too many reminders.