FileType
public struct FileType
extension FileType: Equatable
extension FileType: Hashable
extension FileType: FitFieldCodeable
FIT File Type
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Raw Value for File Type
Declaration
Swift
public let rawValue: UInt8
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Manufacturing Speciic Range Check
Declaration
Swift
public var isManufacturingType: Bool { get }
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Init FileType
Declaration
Swift
public init(rawValue: UInt8)
Parameters
rawValue
Raw File Type Number (ex: 4 == Activity)
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Returns a Boolean value indicating whether two values are equal.
Equality is the inverse of inequality. For any values
a
andb
,a == b
implies thata != b
isfalse
.Declaration
Swift
public static func == (lhs: FileType, rhs: FileType) -> Bool
Parameters
lhs
A value to compare.
rhs
Another value to compare.
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Hashes the essential components of this value by feeding them into the given hasher.
Implement this method to conform to the
Hashable
protocol. The components used for hashing must be the same as the components compared in your type’s==
operator implementation. Callhasher.combine(_:)
with each of these components.Important
Never call
finalize()
onhasher
. Doing so may become a compile-time error in the future.Declaration
Swift
public func hash(into hasher: inout Hasher)
Parameters
hasher
The hasher to use when combining the components of this instance.
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Non FIT File
Declaration
Swift
static let nonFitFile: FileType
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Device - Read only, single File
The device file contains data records that provide information on a device’s file structure/capabilities. The records provide details on the types of files a device supports, and restrictions/capabilities (if applicable) of the messages and fields contained within each file type.
Declaration
Swift
static let device: FileType
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Settings - Read/Write, single File
The settings file contains data records that provide user and device information in the form of profiles. Each profile is grouped into either user, bike, or specific device profiles (such as HRMs, SDMs and activity monitors). The profiles provide information about the user, bicycle, sensors that a device may pair to, and user interface preferences.
Declaration
Swift
static let settings: FileType
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Sport - Read/write, multiple files
The sports settings file contains information about the user’s desired target zones. The records provide details on the types of zones supported (such as heart rate or power), and the desired target levels. The sports settings file allows these values to be grouped by sport.
Declaration
Swift
static let sport: FileType
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Activity - Read/write/erase, multiple files
Activity files are used to record sensor data and events from an active session
Declaration
Swift
static let activity: FileType
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Workout - Read/write/erase, multiple files
A workout file describes a structured activity and guides a user through the activity. It can be designed on a computer and transferred to a display device or generated on the device itself.
Declaration
Swift
static let workout: FileType
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Course - Read/write/erase, multiple files
A course file contains data from a recorded activity that can be transferred to a display device to guide a user through the same activity.
Declaration
Swift
static let course: FileType
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Schedules - Read/write, single file
Schedule files are used to schedule a user’s workouts and may contain multiple schedule messages each representing the start time of a workout.
Declaration
Swift
static let schedules: FileType
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Weight - Read, single file
A weight file is similar in structure to the blood pressure file type. A weight file contains time-stamped discrete measurement data that is reported after measurement. The file is organized such that all definition messages are declared first, prior to recording any weight messages. No definition messages should appear after weight data messages have been recorded. To link multiple data messages in a weight file, they must have identical timestamps.
Declaration
Swift
static let weight: FileType
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Totals - Read, single file
Totals files are used to summarize a user’s activities and may contain multiple totals messages each representing summaries of a different activity type/sport.
Declaration
Swift
static let totals: FileType
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Goals - Read/write, single file
Goals files allow a user to communicate their exercise/health goals. Goals may be set for a variety of activities, over specific periods of time, and with desired targets set according to total duration, calories consumed, distance travelled, number of steps taken and/or frequency of activity.
Declaration
Swift
static let goals: FileType
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Blood Pressure - Read
Declaration
Swift
static let bloodPressure: FileType
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Monitoring A - Read
Declaration
Swift
static let monitoringA: FileType
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Activity Summary - Read/erase
Activity summary files are a compact version of the activity file.
Declaration
Swift
static let activitySummary: FileType
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Monitoring Daily
Declaration
Swift
static let monitoringDaily: FileType
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Monitoring B - Read
Declaration
Swift
static let monitoringB: FileType
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Segment - Read/write/erase
Segment files contain data defining a route and timing information to gauge progress against previous performances or other users.
Declaration
Swift
static let segment: FileType
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Segment List - Read/write/erase
Segment List files maintain a list of available segments on the device.
Declaration
Swift
static let segmentList: FileType
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Extd Configuration - Read/write/erase
Declaration
Swift
static let extdConfiguration: FileType
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Invalid
Declaration
Swift
static let invalid: FileType
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Encode Into Data
Declaration
Swift
public func encode(base: BaseTypeData) -> Data?
Parameters
base
BaseTypeData
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Decode FIT Field
Declaration
Swift
public static func decode<T>(type: T.Type, data: Data, base: BaseTypeData, arch: Endian) -> T?
Parameters
type
Type of Field
data
Data to Decode
base
BaseTypeData
arch
Endian
Return Value
Decoded Value