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battery.timeUntilFull returns undefined

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‎12-20-2017 07:33

‎12-20-2017 07:33

hey guys,

did anyone of you tried to usethe property "timeUntilFull"? Because if I want to access it, it always returns "undefined". Battery.chargeLevel works like a charm. It's just the timeUntilFull property. This is how I use it:

  let timeLeft = battery.timeUntilFull;
  console.log(timeLeft);
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‎01-09-2018 16:12

‎01-09-2018 16:12

Sorry, it looks like it didn't make it into the firmware release, but it did make it into the documentation.

 

Hopefully this will make an appearance in a future update!

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‎01-09-2018 16:12

‎01-09-2018 16:12

Sorry, it looks like it didn't make it into the firmware release, but it did make it into the documentation.

 

Hopefully this will make an appearance in a future update!

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