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Can I send a simple string from stand-alone watchOS app to a database (overkill), send via email or sms (preferable)?
Hello all - I have built my first watchOS stand-alone app. It tracks moments of motionlessness and if the (adjustable) threshold is not reached in 15, 30 and 45 seconds it triggers an event a, b, c. I am building a string that records the seconds elapsed and the event. May be 100 lines max. Is there a SIMPLE way to text, email, send, share this string from watchOS w/out building out an entire Eco-system that relies on the paired phone? I saw a tutorial about writing to icloudDrive, but after a day of returning a nil URL I read: Turns out watchOS does not support iCloud Drive at all, nor does it support the key-value storage iCloud service. Seriously, if I can just text it to myself I'd be happy. Note: This is only for proof-of-concept programming - this will never be in production - so hacks are welcome! Best, Dan
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Can I send a simple string from stand-alone watchOS app to a database (overkill), send via email or sms (preferable)?
Hello all - I have built my first watchOS stand-alone app. It tracks moments of motionlessness and if the (adjustable) threshold is not reached in 15, 30 and 45 seconds it triggers an event a, b, c. I am building a string that records the seconds elapsed and the event. May be 100 lines max. Is there a SIMPLE way to text, email, send, share this string from watchOS w/out building out an entire Eco-system that relies on the paired phone? I saw a tutorial about writing to icloudDrive, but after a day of returning a nil URL I read: Turns out watchOS does not support iCloud Drive at all, nor does it support the key-value storage iCloud service. Seriously, if I can just text it to myself I'd be happy. Note: This is only for proof-of-concept programming - this will never be in production - so hacks are welcome! Best, Dan
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