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tidepool-mmcsv-carelink-data

v0.1.2

Published

Scrape Carelink and Convert stream of carelink csv to text

Downloads

1

Readme

mmcsv

Scraper and Parser for Medtronic pump, cgb and connected bg meter data.

Looking at the code

Primary entry-point is lib/index.js.

Parsing and fetching code is broken down by vendor-specific objects on the thing returned from lib/index.js.

That is currently just carelink right now.

Easiest way to see how to use the parser is to look at test/carelink/testParser.js

Libraries to be aware of

The code leverages the Rx library pretty extensively for stream processing. There is a lot to this library. You can read about its philosophy at http://reactive-extensions.github.io/RxJS/ or its documentation at https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/RxJS/tree/master/doc

We implement a few extensions to it in the lib/rx directory. These extensions are added to the rx.Observable.prototype, so the usage can appear the same as if we are using a native rx method. If you are trying to figure out what a method does and you are unfamiliar with it/you cannot find the docs for it on the main RxJS page, make sure to check the various extensions under lib/rx.

Command Line

Fetch

You can fetch raw data from carelink with

./bin/mmcsv fetch -u <username> -p <password> -d <num_days> stdout

Parse

You can parse raw data fetched from carelink with

node bin/parse.js <csv_file_to_parse>