(10-19-2020, 05:24 AM)purlupar Wrote: This sounds exactly right! I understand you should add me as a collaborator so that I can create a branch. My github username is purlupar.
There's not usually any admin needed from my side ahead of time.
Basically if you fork the wasp-os repo, add your app to the repo and get the app hooked up on the simulator and commit then you're pretty much there. At that point it's just a pull request away: https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team...rom-a-fork .
(10-19-2020, 08:33 AM)tomthetaffer Wrote: At the moment I'm currently trying to work on my own watchface. Is there any chance there could be a very basic tutorial on that?
There's not a specific watchface tutorial but there is the application programmer's guide which will show you how to write a simple "hello world" program and load it into the simulator and to a real watch.
Once you're happy with that adding a watch face is just a matter of copying clock.py (which excluding the two big comments that go into the reference manual is only 80 lines of code) and using the reference manual to look up any API calls you are not familiar with.
Any problems with the documentation then let me know. I'm always keen to improve.
PS Someone did ask for better comment in clock.py the other day and I've got some ideas to make it cleaner and easier to read... however even without clean ups it is still fairly short and simple.