team980/thunderscout-android

Team 980's FRC Scouting app

ThunderScout - Scout with power

ThunderScout is Team 980's robust and intuitive scouting app for FIRST Robotics Competition teams. Scout and analyze matches with an intuitive interface, and modularly configure and link devices to match the structure of your scouting team.

Modularly configure different devices

Configure and link devices to match the structure of your scouting team.

Simple and intuitive scouting flow

Scout matches with a simple and easy to understand interface.

Dynamic match data presentation

Analyze match and team data with sort, search, and filter options. You can also view detailed breakdowns of individual matches, teams, and potential alliances.

Robust Bluetooth server stack

Transfer data between devices with a robust and reliable Bluetooth server system.

Download

You can download ThunderScout on Google Play, Amazon, and GitHub.

ThunderScout is compatible with Android devices running Android 4.1 or newer. Additional capabilities may require additional hardware features, such as Bluetooth or an internet connection.

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thunderscout-android's Issues

Android P will deprecate native Fragments

Referenced from android/android-ktx#161 (comment)

Use the support library instead

AppCompat Preference Library error

https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/65859822

Infamous Red 3 bug: App crashes when accessing unloaded Views in ScoutingFlowActivity

Unhelpful crash log:

Fatal Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'android.view.View android.view.View.findViewById(int)' on a null object reference
at com.team980.thunderscout.scouting_flow.ScoutingFlowActivity.initScoutData(ScoutingFlowActivity.java:368)
at com.team980.thunderscout.scouting_flow.ScoutingFlowActivity.onClick (ScoutingFlowActivity.java:248)

This bug occurs when a user lingers too long on the Summary tab before saving the scouted match in ScoutingFlowActivity. What seems to be happening is that the Auto tab is being unloaded from memory, and the app crashes when it tries to access the unloaded View.