Does not work with Nightscout Token based auth.

[dramageek]

It looks like the URL gets sanitized, garbling the token.

[tuzoenduro]

Hi, is there work being done to correct the issue with the token based auth?

[bjornoleh]

I'd like to see token based auth too, but perhaps Urchin is not actively maintained any more? I just came across this project after having aquired an old Pebble.

Thanks for any pointers to how pebble watches could be used with NS tokens!

[woernsn]

I added the feature to my fork. Happy to hear if it is working for you. See https://github.com/mddub/urchin-cgm/pull/80

[bjornoleh]

I added the feature to my fork. Happy to hear if it is working for you. See #80

@woernsn Great, thanks! How do I install from your fork?

It seems I can't use the installer file from the release folder (updated 4 years ago). Also, the link in readme.md seems to point to the original repository.

[woernsn]

@bjornoleh I am not sure if @mddub is still active. I created a pull request. In the meantime you can find the new version on my fork here: https://github.com/woernsn/urchin-cgm/releases/tag/v0.2.0

[sulkaharo]

Note if you're using the latest release of Nightscout, you should be able to use the tokens in place of Secrets and not need to use the token api

[woernsn]

@sulkaharo I don't know about that. What did you mean by "the tokens in place of secrets"? I thought, I was pretty up to date with NightScout. Is there then anything that needs to be mosified for this watch face?

[bjornoleh]

@woernsn Thanks, I have set it up now, and it is working fine!