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Juggluco sends the sensor start time to Libreview, that is all what Juggluco does. Where the data structure you are talking about comes from, I don't know.. |
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I used the original Abbot app with German Libre 3 sensors until a few days.
I read the current BG value and a sensor timestamp from https://api-de.libreview.io/llu/connections.
After adding 14 days to the timestamp, I get the sensor end date.
The timestamp value is stored in "a" of the "sensor" variable in the JSON response:
"sensor":
{
"deviceId":"",
"sn":"0XXXXXXXX0",
"a":9999999999,
"w":60,
"pt":4,
"s":false,
"lj":false
}
I switched to Juggluco (great software) and the "a" timestamp was updated to the time, when I re-scanned the sensor to take it over to Juggluco.
The question is, what should the variable contain. The last scan time or the initial sensor start time.
I'm asking because I would prefer the initial start time :)
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