MagTag Daily Weather: Add battery state display#3217
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just6979 wants to merge 3 commits intoadafruit:mainfrom
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MagTag Daily Weather: Add battery state display#3217just6979 wants to merge 3 commits intoadafruit:mainfrom
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Curious as to how long it's lasting, figured daily updates on battery state would be good. Also print battery state on the console.
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What:
My MagTag seemed to be draining fast on battery, but maybe I just misremembered when and how much I charged it last. Figured daily updates on battery state could be good.
Changes:
Added a label to the DisplayIO group, using similar code to the other labels.
Positioned it in an open space, based on the positioning of other labels.
Updated the label where the other daily data is updated.
Used a basic normalizing formula based on 3.5-4.2 volts as 0-100% to approximate the percentage.
Also print battery state on the console during start-up.
Issues:
With a really long CITY name, the labels could overlap.