FordPass - Scriptable Widget (iOS, iPad, MacOS)

[tcp]

I just did it twice more copied from top to bottom including the last part with lots of ************************** haha! same thing

That's just a view issue. From the scriptable app itself the display size is limited. I am to see all 4 tire pressure if I create a large widget in quick access notification/search area all the way to the very left..... and not the home screen widget.

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[Administrator]

This great widget has made it over to sister-site MachEforum.com

https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/scriptable-fordpass-widget-ios-ipad-macos.12340/

 

[futuretrunks]

Ok explain this to me like a 5 year old. How can I add this to my widgets???

 

[jarcher]

Hey @tonesto7 just letting you know that I get this error. This is a wicked widget though! Thanks for putting the time in!!!

 

[tcp]

Ok explain this to me like a 5 year old. How can I add this to my widgets???

No.... since Apple has spent so much money on a team to create these instructions >>>> Use widgets on your iPhone and iPod touch - Apple Support (CA)

 

[Icecoldak]

That's just a view issue. From the scriptable app itself the display size is limited. I am to see all 4 tire pressure if I create a large widget in quick access notification/search area all the way to the very left..... and not the home screen widget.

You are correct I made a big widget and I have all 4 tires now...But my windows are still red X's! Ill try the above suggestion and open close all and see what happens!

 

[futuretrunks]

No.... since Apple has spent so much money on a team to create these instructions >>>> Use widgets on your iPhone and iPod touch - Apple Support (CA)

Well ford pass doesn’t have a widget…

 

[futuretrunks]

Yeah I don’t get it

 

[Shyrax]

Looks like you have to download the Scriptable app from the App Store and then add that as the Widget. When you open the actual Scriptable app, you are able to add the script that they are providing which will pull data from the FordPass app.

 

[tonesto7]

I just released v1.1.0
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tonesto7/fordpass-scriptable/main/Fordpass Widget.js

This new version features and fixes:

• Pulls in your actual vehicle image from Ford
• Now collects your vehicle's actual capabilities so I can make sure to only show you menu items supported by your vehicle.
• Support for Trailer Light Check (trucks only)
• Cleaned up the menu items
• Lot's of fixes to prevent a loop if the wrong credentials are entered.
• More that I can't remember

 

[Hullguy]

Im getting the same error with the new script.

 

[tonesto7]

Im getting the same error with the new script.

At the top of the script in the widgetConfig section change the clearKeychainOnNextRun from false to true

Run the script once and change it back to false

 

[Hullguy]

That worked! Ty

 

[RandyBobanders]

This is AMAZING!! thank you very much for all the effort you put into this and sharing it with us.

If you get bored and looking for features to add...I'd love to also see sensor status for sunroof, hood, and rear-sliding window.

 

[jeffk11]

Thanks for the update! The formatting for the tire pressure is still not working on a small screen. If I change your function as below (break it up into 2 rows manually) it works. For some reason it doesn't like the /n on the smaller displays. The same thing happens with the position, it doesn't wrap to the 2nd line using the medium widget size. Works fine using large widget.


async function createTireElement(srcField, vehicleData) {
let offset = 0;
let titleFld = await createRow(srcField);
await createTitle(titleFld, 'tirePressure');

let dataFld1 = await createRow(srcField);
let value1 = `${vehicleData.tirePressure['leftFront']} | ${vehicleData.tirePressure['rightFront']}`;
let txt1 = await createText(dataFld1, value1, { font: new Font('Menlo-Regular', sizes.detailFontSizeMedium), textColor: new Color(runtimeData.textColor2), lineLimit: 1 });

let dataFld2 = await createRow(srcField);
let value2 = `${vehicleData.tirePressure['leftRear']} | ${vehicleData.tirePressure['rightRear']}`;
let txt2 = await createText(dataFld2, value2, { font: new Font('Menlo-Regular', sizes.detailFontSizeMedium), textColor: new Color(runtimeData.textColor2), lineLimit: 1 });

srcField.addSpacer(offset);
}


Also, there is a mistake in the utility function for the tire pressure setting. It needs to be an && (usePSI AND useMetric), or pull the 2nd condition completely since the default is psi anyway:

async function pressureToFixed(pressure, digits) {

if (!(await usePsiUnit()) && (await useMetricUnits())) {
return pressure || -1;
} else {
return pressure ? (pressure * 0.145).toFixed(digits) : -1;
}
}

As for the oil like and fuel gauge bar I mentioned before not working, they both showed up correctly once I took my truck for a drive, and now display properly.

Once again, GREAT WORK!!

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