using Sensors; namespace SicknessReduction.Haptic { public class VibrationController : EspController { private const string TOPIC_CYCLE = "Vibration/Control/Cycle"; private const string TOPIC_CADENCE = "Vibration/Control/Cadence"; private const int THRES_CADENCE_CHANGE = 4; private const int CYCLE = 56; private bool initialCyclePublished; private int previousCadence = -1; protected override async void Update() { base.Update(); if (!DoUpdate || PreviousUpdateActive) return; var cadence = BikeSensorData.Instance.PowermeterData?.InstantaneousCadence; if (!cadence.HasValue) return; var c = cadence.Value; PreviousUpdateActive = true; //flag to avoid concurrent updates //as soon as we have a cadence, we want the motors to vibrate if (!initialCyclePublished) { await Broker.Publish(TOPIC_CYCLE, $"{CYCLE}"); initialCyclePublished = true; } //if the cadence changes to 0, we have to switch off vibration if (c == 0) { await Broker.Publish(TOPIC_CYCLE, "0"); previousCadence = c; } //as soon as we have cadence again, we want to switch on vibration again, and then immediately set cadence again else if (previousCadence == 0) { await Broker.Publish(TOPIC_CYCLE, $"{CYCLE}"); PublishCadence(c); } //if we have never set cadence, or the change of cadence is high enough, we tell the ESP to change cadence else if (previousCadence < 0 || c - previousCadence > THRES_CADENCE_CHANGE) { PublishCadence(c); } PreviousUpdateActive = false; } private async void PublishCadence(int cadence) { await Broker.Publish(TOPIC_CADENCE, $"{cadence}"); previousCadence = cadence; } } }