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README.md

BangleRun

An app for running sessions. Displays info and logs your run for later viewing.

Compilation

The app is written in Typescript, and needs to be transpiled in order to be run on the BangleJS. The easiest way to perform this step is by using the ubiquitous NPM package manager.

After having installed NPM for your platform, checkout the BangleApps repo, open a terminal, and navigate into the apps/banglerun folder. Then issue:

npm i

to install the project's build tools, and:

npm run build

To build the app. The last command will generate the app.js file, containing the transpiled code for the BangleJS.