Steps & Distance
Report your steps and walk/run distance for today, yesterday, and last week
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Description
This shortcut reports active steps and walk/run distance for today, yesterday, and your average for the week.
It can be run from your watch as well if you configure it as a Siri shortcut.
This shortcut can be run stand-alone or from another shortcut as RoutineKit or My RoutineKit which will pull information from various other shortcuts like this together.
This shortcut also incorporates the UpdateKit shortcut so you can receive a notification to download a new version when I make updates to this shortcut.
Keywords: health, active energy, walking, running, calories, RoutineKit.
Supports: RoutineKit, UpdateKit.
Compatibility: iPhone, Apple Watch.
Latest Release Notes
1.4 - Jan. 17, 2019, 9:38 p.m.
Checks if run on iPad and exits gracefully.
Past versions
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@healey
Hi! I've noticed an issue with this and other RoutineKit-compatible shortcuts. When run as a standalone shortcut, the Shortcut should call UpdateKit if present in my shortcuts. However, the recent changes to Shortcuts means that when a list of shortcuts is pulled up, there is no way to check if that list "contains" UpdateKit. So UpdateKit is always skipped, even when running as a standalone shortcut.
Reply · 8 months ago
Reply · 8 months ago
@healey
I was able to get around this using the following actions:
- [Get my shortcuts]
- [Get text from My Shortcuts]
- [If Text contains UpdateKit] -> [call UpdateKit]
The existing method of:
- [Get my shortcuts]
- [If MyShortcuts is UpdateKit]
no longer works. This seems to be the case for all RoutineKit-compatible shortcuts.
Reply · 8 months ago
Reply · 8 months ago