I also use a Spot. You can create a XML feed, for the last 7 days, and it should be possible to import it to Windy.
https://www.findmespot.com/en-us/support/spot-gen4/get-help/general/public-api-and-xml-feed
It is a cool idea for a plugin!! Will try when I have the opportunity.
The altitude is above mean sea level and your elevation is 900 meters, so everything below 900m will be approximately surface.
@javierbu
I published a new version, It should be fixed now. Please let me know. It is a very intermittent bug, appears to occur with VPN.
Yep. Sorry for confusion.
I only recently realized that you can install from the URL and that it will then be accessible on mobile by navigating from the address
bar.
The installed plugins are not available in the main menu of the mobile version in the browser.
You can still install it from a URL (like: 12216047/windy-plugin-soarcalc/1.0.5/plugin.min.js) . If the developer specified the router path in the config file, you can then open it from address bar, like windy.com/plugin/soarcalc.
This is useful to test your plugin on a real mobile device, before it is eventually published.
@LostSummer What issue specifically?
This one?
ERROR failed to read input source map: failed to find input source map file "pluginConfig.js.map" in.....
Just ignore the ERROR in red, it will still occur, and does not matter. The problem is that the windy compiler cannot find the pluginConfig.ts file, on the windows platform.