Over the last ten years, I have added support for external sensors and action cams continuously. This has made LapTimer an incredible powerful tool with a broad range of external devices supported.
Any integration comes with efforts to add code and test it, as well as preparing sometimes complex test environments including hardware. Furthermore, every new release requires so called regression testing to keep things running.
The demand for new device support has always been huge. No week I do not receive a dozen of questions from LapTimer users like "is XY supported by LapTimer".
As resources are limited here
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After considering several options to improve this situation (like implementation partnerships, even more Expert Settings, etc), I have decided to make Harry's apps "scriptable". This means 3rd parties can add their own integration, test and market it, and get it included into e.g. LapTimer production versions. All but the last step can be done without my involvement and using a quite powerful platform.
In case you are interested in scripting LapTimer et al, please have a look into the introduction to "HarrysLua" available now. To get your hands on more documentation, the developer forum, and to get early access, please drop my a mail to Harry@gps-laptimer.de. The developer program depends on your feedback and I'm happy to add features required. It starts with focus on sensor integration, but should go to action cams next.
I'm looking forward to technical innovation added by you!
HarrysLua Introduction (ignore the OBD II chapter in the beginning).
- Harry