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No concrete plans yet, but offering calendar integration would be nice.

Idea list:

• show planned workouts in calendar
• offer didit functionality in event gadget
• use calendar ui for workout scheduling?

https://github.com/JakeWharton/timber

No more debug logging in production!

part of #29

Includes replacing Loaders by LiveData.

Prereq for migrating away from ContentProvider.

User didn't find it by themself.

store listing & app

and take all the code working around StateListAnimation-deficiencies with them

As a list item, show:
Activity name
Duration

Actions: "Did it! (add to google fit)", "Edit"

Tighten up permissions for SyncService and AuthenticatorService properly

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20492078/sync-adapter-service-exported-but-unprotected

...looks like it's offset by the systemwindowinset... grr

master-detail-pane for wide screen, 2 activities for non-wide screen

see #29

raise targetSdk to 23 again, dealing with permissions as necessary

(a) for the consistent styling
(b) for ease of use and to free us from the inheritance hierarchy

in settings, see https://developers.google.com/fit/android/disconnect

Registering a ContentObserver on the session uri would take care of the usual inserts, but can we get rid of the manual sync request after successfully resolving an unsuccessfull play api result?

Since play api connection happens in the syncadapter, the background error resolution gets used.

Bounce error resolution through a bound service, so that it can get dispatched to the activity, if that is in the foreground.

... and automatically mark them as done, canceling the reminder for them.

Problem: using https://developers.google.com/android/reference/com/google/android/gms/fitness/SessionsApi.html#registerForSessions(com.google.android.gms.common.api.GoogleApiClient,%20android.app.PendingIntent) allows only listening for sessions that got explicitely started, not for sessions inserted after the fact (like quickfit itself does it). Also, stuff like walking around as collected by the Google Fit app itself from sensor data does not get consolidated into a session.

No pre-scroll if recyclerview empty (better: if enough room for fab below recyclerview)

when switching between that and other tasks.

e.g. the "Just did it!" borderless button looks atrocious (wrong padding, no smallcaps)

local only with sqlite; keep in mind that there will be scheduling and updates on completition of scheduled workouts from an external datasource, so no caching. Try cursors.

(e.g. add schedule items on API level 22 tablet emulator).

Probable cause: ItemDecoration decides whether to draw in terms of recyclerview child view position, but should decide in terms of adapter position.

Also, onDraw instead of drawOver after all...

Best observed on ScheduleActivity when adding a schedule.

• UI for scheduling workouts: weekly (day of week active/inactive, if active, time) in detail view
• show schedule in list view (which days of the week, next occurence)
• persist the schedule
• alarm with notification (actions: 'I did it!' (insert data), 'Forget it!' (do not insert data, do not remind about this date again)

As soon as the resolution for https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=74772#c42 hits the support library, layout_height="wrap_content" for the recyclerview should work.
Then
a) AppBarLayout.Behavior should get the correct height for the recyclerview and accurately deduce that there is no need to scroll in onStartNestedScroll. Alternatively, EmptyRecyclerView could override its scroll event dispatching.
b) FabScrollingBehavior can do something similar to AppBarLayout.Behavior with the correct height of the recyclerview. Should hide only if top(fab) > bottom(recyclerview) after displacement of the recyclerview by the appbarlayout.

Review proper logging levels

For non-wide only:

main fab -> schedule fab
list item -> schedule coordinatorlayout or recyclerview
appbar -> appbar

Concerns:

• AlarmService (started from AlarmReceiver)
• FitApiFailureResolutionService (started from sync worker)