package store import ( "context" "fmt" ) // Profile is the single active user's Garmin credentials plus every // tunable analysis-engine parameter. Always exactly one row (id=1). type Profile struct { // Name labels this profile so a future multi-profile setup can show // which one is active. Only one profile row exists today (id=1). Name string GarminEmail string GarminPassword string RollingWindowDays int // BackfillHorizonDays bounds how far back "Sync now" reaches when // walking backward from today; it's read fresh on every sync (not fixed // at server startup), so changing it here takes effect on the next // click. Unrelated to RollingWindowDays, which is for the (not yet // implemented) relative classification window. BackfillHorizonDays int MaxHeartRate *float64 RestingHeartRate *float64 HRZone1MinPct, HRZone1MaxPct float64 HRZone2MinPct, HRZone2MaxPct float64 HRZone3MinPct, HRZone3MaxPct float64 HRZone4MinPct, HRZone4MaxPct float64 HRZone5MinPct, HRZone5MaxPct float64 // WarmupMinutes/CooldownMinutes apply uniformly to every fixed-duration // workout type's phase detection (Easy, Long, Tempo, Threshold 30'/60', // MAS Test). Interval workouts detect phases from lap data directly and // don't use these. WarmupMinutes, CooldownMinutes float64 // MinRepresentativePaceSecPerKm/MinRepresentativeTimeSeconds drive the // Review Queue pace chart's artifact filter: a stretch of samples slower // than MinRepresentativePaceSecPerKm is dropped from the chart (and its // Y-axis scale) unless it persists for at least // MinRepresentativeTimeSeconds, in which case it's treated as a real // stop or walk break rather than noise (e.g. GPS/motion still settling // right as recording starts, before the run itself begins). MinRepresentativePaceSecPerKm, MinRepresentativeTimeSeconds float64 // Chart colors: PaceColor/HeartRateColor are the "main line" color for // each metric's chart; Warmup/Effort/Recovery/CooldownColor are the // "effort kind" colors. The frontend derives the under-the-line fill // (effort color tinted by the main line color) and the phase background // fill (effort color, darkened) from these six -- see // frontend's ExpectedVsActualChart. PaceColor, HeartRateColor string WarmupColor, EffortColor, RecoveryColor, CooldownColor string // MainLineTintPct (0-100) is how strongly the main line color mixes into // the effort-kind fill under the line -- see frontend's mixColor(). Never // affects the phase background above the line. MainLineTintPct float64 // BackgroundDarkenPct (0-100) is how strongly the effort-kind color is // darkened for the phase background above the line -- see frontend's // darken(). Never mixed with the main line color. BackgroundDarkenPct float64 // TargetBrightenPct (0-100) is how strongly a chart's main line color // (and everything tinted from it) is brightened when that chart has a // structured-workout target range to show -- a color cue for "this has a // target" instead of a text label -- see frontend's brighten(). TargetBrightenPct float64 CreatedAt, UpdatedAt string } const profileColumns = ` name, garmin_email, garmin_password, rolling_window_days, backfill_horizon_days, max_heart_rate, resting_heart_rate, hr_zone1_min_pct, hr_zone1_max_pct, hr_zone2_min_pct, hr_zone2_max_pct, hr_zone3_min_pct, hr_zone3_max_pct, hr_zone4_min_pct, hr_zone4_max_pct, hr_zone5_min_pct, hr_zone5_max_pct, warmup_minutes, cooldown_minutes, min_representative_pace_sec_per_km, min_representative_time_seconds, pace_color, heart_rate_color, warmup_color, effort_color, recovery_color, cooldown_color, main_line_tint_pct, background_darken_pct, target_brighten_pct, created_at, updated_at ` // GetProfile returns the single profile row. func (db *DB) GetProfile(ctx context.Context) (Profile, error) { var p Profile err := db.QueryRowContext(ctx, `SELECT `+profileColumns+` FROM profile WHERE id = 1`).Scan( &p.Name, &p.GarminEmail, &p.GarminPassword, &p.RollingWindowDays, &p.BackfillHorizonDays, &p.MaxHeartRate, &p.RestingHeartRate, &p.HRZone1MinPct, &p.HRZone1MaxPct, &p.HRZone2MinPct, &p.HRZone2MaxPct, &p.HRZone3MinPct, &p.HRZone3MaxPct, &p.HRZone4MinPct, &p.HRZone4MaxPct, &p.HRZone5MinPct, &p.HRZone5MaxPct, &p.WarmupMinutes, &p.CooldownMinutes, &p.MinRepresentativePaceSecPerKm, &p.MinRepresentativeTimeSeconds, &p.PaceColor, &p.HeartRateColor, &p.WarmupColor, &p.EffortColor, &p.RecoveryColor, &p.CooldownColor, &p.MainLineTintPct, &p.BackgroundDarkenPct, &p.TargetBrightenPct, &p.CreatedAt, &p.UpdatedAt, ) if err != nil { return Profile{}, fmt.Errorf("get profile: %w", err) } return p, nil } // UpdateProfile overwrites the single profile row. Callers should read via // GetProfile first and modify the fields they intend to change, since this // replaces every column. func (db *DB) UpdateProfile(ctx context.Context, p Profile) error { _, err := db.ExecContext(ctx, ` UPDATE profile SET name=?, garmin_email=?, garmin_password=?, rolling_window_days=?, backfill_horizon_days=?, max_heart_rate=?, resting_heart_rate=?, hr_zone1_min_pct=?, hr_zone1_max_pct=?, hr_zone2_min_pct=?, hr_zone2_max_pct=?, hr_zone3_min_pct=?, hr_zone3_max_pct=?, hr_zone4_min_pct=?, hr_zone4_max_pct=?, hr_zone5_min_pct=?, hr_zone5_max_pct=?, warmup_minutes=?, cooldown_minutes=?, min_representative_pace_sec_per_km=?, min_representative_time_seconds=?, pace_color=?, heart_rate_color=?, warmup_color=?, effort_color=?, recovery_color=?, cooldown_color=?, main_line_tint_pct=?, background_darken_pct=?, target_brighten_pct=?, updated_at=datetime('now') WHERE id = 1`, p.Name, p.GarminEmail, p.GarminPassword, p.RollingWindowDays, p.BackfillHorizonDays, p.MaxHeartRate, p.RestingHeartRate, p.HRZone1MinPct, p.HRZone1MaxPct, p.HRZone2MinPct, p.HRZone2MaxPct, p.HRZone3MinPct, p.HRZone3MaxPct, p.HRZone4MinPct, p.HRZone4MaxPct, p.HRZone5MinPct, p.HRZone5MaxPct, p.WarmupMinutes, p.CooldownMinutes, p.MinRepresentativePaceSecPerKm, p.MinRepresentativeTimeSeconds, p.PaceColor, p.HeartRateColor, p.WarmupColor, p.EffortColor, p.RecoveryColor, p.CooldownColor, p.MainLineTintPct, p.BackgroundDarkenPct, p.TargetBrightenPct, ) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("update profile: %w", err) } return nil }