I made a thing. It's a small thing, but I made it last night, and now you can have it. It's not (and will never be) on the AppStore. Apple doesn't like it, if you submit that kind of app. You can either get a developer license from Apple, ask someone with one to compile it for you, or get one of those non-pay licenses, but then you'll have to re-sign it. Or, hey, maybe someone wants to brave the App Review process, and there WILL be a version on the AppStore.
It's licensed as BY-SA, so as long as the source code stays available (important for health apps), all is well. A link to this entry would be appreciated, otherwise just to the git repo.
If, like me, you sport a Freestyle Libre, you know, that the device is anything but. It's a closed ecosystem, swallowing your data whole and never letting go of it. If you're using the most excellent xDrip4io5, you already have a way to liberate that data. But what, if you don't.
That's where this quick and dirty app comes in. It fetches your glucose data from LibreView and writes it to Apple Heath. That's it. No muss, no fuss. No charts (again, use xDrip4io5). You get a very, very, basic Widget with it, mostly because I was bored, but it's not stellar, either. You can either download manually, in batches, or set a schedule for new data downloads.
