Slow performance

[dmatora]

I've noticed that each command of this rest server establishes new bluetooth connection to the walkingpad. It's good from the point of not blocking connection from iOS app, but really bad from performance standpoint.

I've tried to move connection and disconnection to a separate methods but I couldn't get commands doing their job unless connection and disconnection is done for each command.

Is there a way to achieve faster performance?

iOS app controlling walkingpad seem to be working without reconnection for each command (works faster and blocks other bluetooth connection attempts)

[huserben]

Hi @dmatora

for my use case this was acceptable, as I don't use it to monitor constantly.

You might want to check out the solutions from either @ettoreferranti or @pedropombeiro as I believe their version is more optimized.

[dmatora]

@pedropombeiro seems to be doing same thing (connecting and disconnecting on each request)
@ettoreferranti looks promising, I'll give it a try once my C1 comes back from repair.
Thank you for the tip

[pedropombeiro]

@pedropombeiro seems to be doing same thing (connecting and disconnecting on each request) @ettoreferranti looks promising, I'll give it a try once my C1 comes back from repair. Thank you for the tip

@dmatora I think @huserben is referring to the https://github.com/pedropombeiro/walkingpad/tree/aiohttp branch, which maintains a permanent connection.

[dmatora]

@pedropombeiro haven't noticed that, thanks will also check

[dmatora]

Btw, I've trying to create react native class for walkingpad, similar to https://github.com/juniorerico/react-native-giiker
I've managed to get device connected but couldn't move any further.
Do you guys know if anyone been working on anything similar?