BikeTracking is a GPS tracking Android app for cycling activities created by a passionate bicycle developer.
I made this app focusing exclusively on the features that I consider necessary and important on the basis of my experience as an amateur cyclist, eliminating everything superfluous present in other similar apps, such as social sharing, vocal training, location sharing.
In addition, the app keeps GPS tracks inside the device, without sending and saving your location data on external servers.
As for the online altitude calculation, for Europe I use a service I created that does not store the coordinates of the users but only uses them to determine the DEM (Digital Elevation Measure) value, while outside Europe I use a similar service provided by MapBox (see PRIVACY)
Install BikeTracking from Google Play
- measure realtime distance, duration, speed, average
- measure altitude online via DEM (Digital Elevation Measuring). For Europe best precision: 25m resolution with vertical accuracy: +/- 7 meters Copernicus EU-DEM
- realtime routing 3D on map
- heartrate and cadence sensor via BLE (Bluethoot Low Energy)
- meteo forecast via https://open-meteo.com
- voice track summary
- history of tracks with statistical data, charts and map
- if you are a developer, please fork repo and fix bugs :-)
- subscribe a tier on github sponsors
- make a donation on liberapay
- use github issues for reporting bugs or requesting features
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create project
tns create trasksport npm i @types/jest --devel cd tracksport tns preview
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Install NativeScript apps
playground
andpreview
and scan QR Code -
Install NativeScript extension on VSCode
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Install
adb
(Android Debug Bridge) -
Enable
Developer Mode
in your smartphone- Go to
Settings
, then tapAbout device
orAbout phone
. - Scroll down, then tap
Build number
seven times - Enter your pattern, PIN or password to enable the Developer options menu.
- The
Developer options
menu will now appear in your Settings menu.
- Go to
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Create
Launch Configuration
forNativeScript
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Plug you android and play
Launch on Android
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configure and commit git
git config --global user.email "XXXXXXX@XXX.XXX" git config --global user.name "XXX, XXX" git add . git commit . -m "init commit"
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plug USB cable
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run
tns run android
npm install @nativescript/schematics
tns plugin add nativescript-geolocation
- Create a new app on https://play.google.com/apps/publish
- Generate a bundle
- Upload bundle on store
tns build android --release --key-store-path ./keys/keystore.jks --key-store-password XXXXX --key-store-alias upload --key-store-alias-password XXXXX --aab --copy-to releases/biketracking.aab
tns build android --release --key-store-path ./keys/keystore.jks --key-store-password XXXXX --key-store-alias upload --key-store-alias-password XXXXXX
publish via Microsoft Visual Studio App Center, after release the first application in Google Play Console
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autenticate into https://appcenter.ms/
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create a new app
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follow istruction to connect App Center to Google Play Console
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install appcenter cli
npm install -g appcenter-cli
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login appcenter copy and paste browser token
appcenter login
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publish the AAB
appcenter distribute stores publish --app <account_name>/<app_name> --file releases/biketracking-<version>.aab --store Production --release-note "minor fixes"
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update version depending semantic version:
- bug fix
gulp patch
- new features (minor release)
gulp minor
- new mayor release
gulp mayor
- bug fix
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create release notes for new version in
releases/release-notes-X.Y.X.txt
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publish on google store
gulp publish