Home Assistant interface for Garmin's Connect IQ platform

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I tried restart phone and now it’s OK :wink: Thanks! It’s awesome! Good job.

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I am thinking about adding support to report temperature, heart rate, steps, the Garmin “move bar” and other measurements to HA.

In particular I am interested to detect the end of an Garmin activity, or the fact that I started to sleep as indicated by a lowered heart rate.

@alanf Do you see a chance to extend hassiq with a background process to send these measurements to HA? Or should we start a separate CIQ app?

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@stv0g I’d love to see that functionality in HassIQ. I’m not sure when I would have the time to implement it, but any pull requests would be welcome!

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I love this thanks for your great work, just added a few lights and it works perfectly!

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Just found this and wanted to tell that it’s working great! Keep up the good work @alanf :v:

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Any chance this can become available for the forerunner 945 as well?

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took me a few minutes to get it right
i was convinced i had a group.lights - turns out i didnt.

troubleshooting for others - make sure your URL is correct and ensure the group you chose is actually valid.
everything else just works, and works well!

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Any chance this can become available for the forerunner 945 as well?

if you have connectIQ for garmin then this should work

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The latest update should add support for the most recent Garmin devices.

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Thanks Alan, this is great. Appreciate it very much!

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Trying to get HassIQ working on Vivoactive 3. When I open the widget on the watch it displays “Status:0” for about one second and then the status changes to “Status:-300”.
HassIQ 1.0.9
Hass.io version 167 on Docker.
Host: http://192.168.x.x:8123
Visible Group: group.garmin (I have created a simple group in HA with one light item and HA has been restarted)
Long-Lived Acces Token: Using token created via Home Assitant interface

Any idea about what is wrong?

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I’m having the exact same issue. Any help?

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@mabl, @kmgalanakis

-300 in ConnectIQ is a network request timeout. If you go to the exact same Host URL on your phone, does Hass come up?

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Yes, in my case the host url responds properly when I’m accessing it using my phone.

It’s in the form of https://192.168.1.104:8123

Should it look like that, or…

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Thanks for your reply. Yes Hass is working fine via the URL on my phone. I am using http and not https.

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I’m unsure what is going on here, but in an effort to debug it, could either of you try not specifying a Long Lived Access Token, and see if it prompts you to log in on your phone?

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If I remove LLAT then I get the following error in the Connect App when I open the HassIQ widget on the watch:

Webpage not available

The webpage at http://192.168.10.15:8123/auth/authorize?response_type=code&client_id=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.hass-iq.net&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.hass-iq.net%2Fauth could not be loaded because:

net::ERR_CLEARTEXT_NOT_PERMITTED
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It looks as if standard http ciq requests aren’t supported by the Garmin Android app.

You would need to move to https for your Hass install.

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I have tried to use https://<ip> with a self signed certificate but that did not solve the “status: -300” error.
I solved the issue by:

  1. Enabling DuckDNS add-on in hass.io
  2. Adding a static host entry on my router (USG) which is pointing <mydomain>.duckdns.org to the local IP of the HA server - as I don’t want to expose HA on the internet.

I used the info from the site below to setup the static host entry on the USG https://gist.github.com/troyfontaine/a0a0098d6a8c333e5316ebf16db1c425 and the Android app About HA Client - native Android client for Home Assistant to test the connection. When I got the connection working with the “HA Client” it also worked with hassiq.

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Thanks for the information!