Server side data model for scripts

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Solved.
Sorry, small mistake.

Script is working now.

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Hi David,

the alphaHRV app now provides an additional field called ā€œreadiness alphahrvā€, which apparently tries to quantify how ready you are based on the alpha1 during warm-up as compared to your previous few warm-ups. Iā€™ve confirmed the field is present in the fit file using fitfileviewer. Could you add this to the data model so we can access it through intervals.icu? Iā€™d be interested in tracking it over time.

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You can add it using a custom activity field.

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Thanks, that works! I had actually searched for a field called ā€œReadinessā€, but only looked in the ā€œFieldsā€ tab rather than ā€œCustomā€ (step 1).

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Hello, is there any stream available to access for a cadence curve?

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Not at the moment. You would need to compute that from the cadence stream (and time if you want to be very accurate).

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@david , how do you specify a request to return your all time personal best Power or HR? The only script I can find requires a retro number of days to specified. e.g., 42 days

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You can use ā€˜allā€™:

{
  let pc = icu.bestPower['all']
  let best5mWatts = pc.getWatts(5 * 60)
  console.log("best5mWatts", best5mWatts)
}
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@david hoping you can help. Iā€™m assuming this topic covers the custom activity scripts?

if this (below) is the script for best power (for 5m), what is the script to get it in the W/Kg equivalent, based on the riderā€™s weight on the day of the activity?

icu.powerCurve.getWatts(5 * 60)

Then as an alternative script, how would the same two scripts show the same best power after a certain work value, eg. 1500kJ?

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You can just do:

icu.powerCurve.getWattsPerKg(5 * 60)

For fatigued curves use icu.powerCurveFatigued0 and icu.powerCurveFatigued1. The number of kJ of work before each depends on what has been configured for the athlete. It is available as icu.powerCurveFatigued0.after_kj etcā€¦

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Would it be possible to get submax efforts too?

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I have added up to 5 submax curves. Will deploy Monday AM. You will be able to do:

{
  let pc = icu.bestPower['42d']
  for (let i = 0; i < pc.submax_watts?.length; i++) {
    console.log("submax_watts[" + i + "] = " + pc.submax_watts[I])
    console.log("submax_watts_per_kg[" + i + "] = " + pc.submax_watts_per_kg[i])
  }
}

submax_watts[0] = 757,748,735,720,703 ...
submax_watts_per_kg[0] = 10.955137252807617,10.824892044067383,10.636758804321289 ...
submax_watts[1] = 715,699,676,641,615 ...
etc.
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