1 # gobm65

     2 

     3 gobm65 is a Beurer BM65 Blood Pressure Monitor CLI reader

     4 

     5 ## Installation:

     6 

     7 Use go get to build the utility, either from Mercurial

     8 or from the Github mirror:

     9 

    10 ```

    11 % go get hg.lilotux.net/golang/mikael/gobm65

    12 ```

    13 or

    14 ```

    15 % go get github.com/McKael/gobm65

    16 ```

    17 

    18 ## Examples:

    19 

    20 Get help:

    21 ```

    22 % gobm65 --help

    23 ```

    24 

    25 Get records and display the average:

    26 ```

    27 % gobm65 --average

    28 ```

    29 ... display more statistics:

    30 ```

    31 % gobm65 --stats

    32 ```

    33 ... add WHO classification:

    34 ```

    35 % gobm65 --stats --class

    36 ```

    37 

    38 Display the latest 3 records with the average:

    39 ```

    40 % gobm65 -l 3 --average

    41 ```

    42 

    43 Display all records since a specific date:

    44 ```

    45 % gobm65 --since "2016-06-01"

    46 ```

    47 

    48 Display all records before a specific date:

    49 ```

    50 % gobm65 --to-date "2016-06-30"

    51 ```

    52 

    53 Display all records of the last 7 days:

    54 ```

    55 % gobm65 --since "$(date "+%F" -d "7 days ago")"

    56 ```

    57 

    58 Display statistics for morning records:

    59 ```

    60 % gobm65 --from-time 06:00 --to-time 12:00 --stats

    61 ```

    62 

    63 One can invert times to get night data:

    64 ```

    65 % gobm65 --from-time 21:00 --to-time 09:00

    66 ```

    67 

    68 Display the last/first 10 records in JSON:

    69 ```

    70 % gobm65 -l 10 --format json

    71 ```

    72 

    73 Save the records to a JSON file:

    74 ```

    75 % gobm65 -o data_u2.json

    76 ```

    77 

    78 Read a JSON file and display average of the last 3 records:

    79 ```

    80 % gobm65 -i data_u2.json -l 3 --average

    81 % gobm65 -i data_u2.json -l 3 --stats

    82 ```

    83 

    84 Read a JSON file, merge with device records, and save to another file:

    85 ```

    86 % gobm65 -i data_u2.json --merge -o data_u2-new.json

    87 ```

    88 

    89 Data from several JSON files can be merged, files are separated with a ';':

    90 ```

    91 % gobm65 -i "data_u0.json;data_u1.json;data_u2.json"

    92 ```

    93 

    94 ## Credits

    95 

    96 Thanks to atbrask for figuring out the protocol details and writing a

    97 nice [blog post](<http://www.atbrask.dk/?p=98>).