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*[Actions]: a custom application for the GitHub Actions platform that performs a complex but frequently repeated task; specifically used to build Loop from a browser
*[Activated]: for Omnipod: time at which insulin was injected into pod and 2 beeps were heard
*[Anchor Links]: any header on a LoopDocs page can be used as a link, tap on the paragraph symbol at the end of the header to view the link in the URL
*[API_SECRET]: password (min 12 characters) needed to access Nightscout Site
*[API]: Application Programming Interface
*[APN]: Apple Push Notification service, required for issuing remote command via Nightscout
*[App Group]: a unique identifier that Apple users for a given app, yours has your TEAMID embedded in it, group.com.TEAMID.loopkit.LoopGroup
*[Automatic Bolus]: provide a fraction of the recommended insulin automatically with each updated CGM reading (default 40%)
*[BAGE]: pump battery age on Nightscout site
*[Big Sur]: older version for operating system for Mac, macOS 11.x
*[BLE]: Bluetooth low energy, used for communication by phones, CGM and some pumps
*[Build Select Script]: by running a command in your terminal, this menu-driven tool assists in building Loop
*[branch]: version of code within a single repository or workspace repository
*[CAGE]: cannula (or pump site) age on Nightscout site
*[carthage]: a program that used to be required to build Loop - no longer needed
*[Catalina]: older version for operating system for Mac, macOS 10.x
*[Certificate]: Apple certificate is used to sign your iOS or Mac apps - tied to but different from your permanent Developer ID
*[CGM]: continuous glucose monitor, wearable medical device that measures and reports glucose in interstitial fluid
*[Closed Loop]: Loop will make automated adjustments of insulin delivery using predictions based off user entries, settings, IOB and COB
*[Open Loop]: Loop will not make automated adjustments of insulin delivery but predictions and recommendation features are available
*[clone]: create a copy of a repository on your computer including revision history and ability to update using git commands
*[COB]: Carbs on Board, affects automated insulin delivery: the g of carbohydrates that Loop expects to be absorbed and uses for glucose prediction
*[commit]: a formal change to files in a repository; each commit has an alphanumeric identifier (SHA-1)
*[Config Vars]: configuration parameters for a Nightscout Site
*[Correction Factor]: how many points your blood sugar will drop for each unit of insulin; Loop calls this Insulin Sensitivity Factor (ISF)
*[Correction Range]: Loop recommends changes to basal and / or bolus to bring glucose predictions into this range
*[CR]: Carb Ratio; how many grams of carbs are covered by one unit of rapid-acting insulin
*[Delivery Limits]: max bolus and max basal rates allowed by your therapy settings
*[Developer Mode]: Extra security for iOS 16 and newer; this must be turned on to allow an app built from Xcode directly to the phone to run on a phone or watch
*[DIA]: Duration of Insulin Action, the full time insulin is active including a long, low-level tail
*[DIY]: Do it yourself, a common acronym for the open-source software community (and the maker community)
*[Dosing Strategy]: chosen method for increased insulin dosing: (1) High Temp Basal or (2) Automatic Bolus with scheduled basal
*[dynos]: used to reboot a Nightscout Site
*[dynamic carb absorption]: Loop models the expected glucose change based on carbs entered, absorption time and your settings; and adjusts based on measured glucose
*[EmaLink]: radio-frequency device Loop uses to control Eros pods (aka. Gen 3) and older Medtronic pumps
*[EGP]: Endogenous Glucose Production: glucose produced by the body from its reserves (mainly glycogen in the liver)
*[Event History]: record of pump events (bolus or temp basal) reported and used by Loop
*[Expiration Date]: your Loop app has a finite life, the app warns you starting 3 weeks before the expiration date
*[fastlane]: used as part of the github Build Action method that enables building Loop without a Mac computer or Xcode
*[Finder]: graphical folder and file display on Mac
*[fork]: a copy of code in a github repository other than the original
*[GBPA]: Glucose Based Partial Application: modification to Automatic Bolus Dosing Strategy
*[GIF]: Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) can be used for small animations and low-resolution video clips
*[git]: a tool for version control
*[GitHub]: an online service for storing repositories, accessible from a browser
*[github.com]: an online service for storing repositories, accessible from a browser
*[GitHub Personal Access Token]: used to enable Browser Build of Loop
*[Glucose Chart]: Display of measured and predicted glucose values
*[Glucose Safety Limit]: Loop will not suggest insulin delivery when glucose prediction (in next 3 hours) goes below this limit; in Loop 2 this was called Suspend Threshold
*[GMT]: Greenwich Mean Time is mean (average) solar time at 0 degrees longitude, see UTC
*[Guardrails]: limits in the code for user selected settings, recommended and absolute limits are provided
*[Hamburger Menu]: three parallel lines that, when tapped, open a new menu
*[HUD]: Heads-Up Display at top of Loop main screen, phone in portrait mode
*[ICE]: Insulin Counteraction Effect - Refers to the difference between observed change in blood glucose and the change in blood glucose that Loop models based on the effects of insulin.
*[Identifiers]: names of modules found on your Apple Developer Identifiers page that are required for GitHub build method
*[IOB]: Insulin on Board, affects automated insulin delivery: the current active insulin (above or below the basal rate) that Loop calculates and uses for glucose prediction
*[iOS]: operating system used by Apple Mobile devices (iPhone, iPod, iPad)
*[IRC]: Integral Retrospective Correction: Optional alternative to Retrospective Correction that integrates glucose deviations over a longer time frame
*[ISF]: Insulin Sensitivity Factor; how many points your blood sugar will drop for each unit of insulin; sometimes called Correction Factor
*[Issue]: On github - a formal method to report a problem, either code behavior or documentation
*[JSON]: JavaScript Object Notation; a standard data interchange format that is text-based and human readable
*[macOS]: operating system for Mac computer
*[Lock your Phone]: click the button on the side of the phone to lock it - prevent accidental touch, i.e., accidental Loop command
*[Loop]: With a capital L, Loop is one of several do-it-yourself artifical pancreas systems
*[Loop 3]: Latest release with major updates
*[Loop Cycle]: typically 5 minutes: new CGM reading, prediction update, pump update and, if in Closed Loop, dosing update if needed
*[LoopCaregiver]: An app you can build to provide remote commands to `Loop` using `Nightscout`
*[LoopFollow]: An app you can build to provide extra alarms and views of important information - can use Dexcom Share or `Nightscout` to include `Loop` information
*[Match-Secrets]: a private repository you must create in your github account, stores keys required to build with github Build Actions
*[MTB]: Manual Temp Basal: user initiated temporary basal, Omnipod Common feature
*[MDT]: common abbreviation for Medtronic pumps
*[modal]: message or alert appearing in front of app that must be acknowledged to return to app
*[Modules]: the Loop code uses a number of modules to handle different components of the entire app
*[Monterey]: operating system for Mac, macOS 12.x
*[MPC]: model predictive control; the type of control algorithm used by Loop
*[NFC]: Near-Field Communication is used for scanning devices such as Libre sensors
*[Nightscout]: a personal website used to view your glucose and diabetes management data, `Loop` can upload to `Nightscout`
*[Onboarding]: familiarize new, and existing, Loop users with settings in Loop 3 and ensure the Therapy Settings are all entered and are within safety guardrails
*[Omnipod]: Insulet tubeless insulin pump; Loop supports Eros (with RileyLink) and DASH. Eros is also known as Classic, UST400, and System.
*[OrangeLink]: radio-frequency device Loop uses to control Eros pods (aka. Gen 3) and older Medtronic pumps
*[OTP]: one-time password, this is used to enable caregivers to securely execute remote commands to a Looper's phone
*[Override]: a modification to Loop settings that can change the correction range, the sensitivity (basal, ISF and CR) or both
*[Package Dependencies]: packages that must be downloaded by Xcode (once) to build the app after downloading the LoopWorkspace to your computer
*[pill]: on Nightscout, small boxes with information, tap for extra details
*[PR]: Pull Request - a formal method to request changes to a repository
*[prebolus]: take some or all of a meal bolus before eating
*[Pre-Meal Range]: modify the correction range for up to one hour by tapping on an icon in the toolbar
*[Provisioning Profile]: associates your app with your Developer ID and limits app lifetime to 1 year (paid) or 1 week (free)
*[Pull Request]: formal method to request changes to a repository
*[QR]: a machine-readable code consisting of an array of black and white squares
*[Quit the Loop App]: quit out of the app - different from closing the app - typically you swipe up in the app switcher
*[repository]: contains project files and each file's revision history
*[RileyLink]: radio-frequency device Loop uses to control Eros pods (aka. Gen 3) and older Medtronic pumps
*[RC]: Retrospective Correction: part of the Loop model that considers actual glucose compared to earlier predictions
*[SAGE]: sensor age on Nightscout site
*[Secrets]: a method to securely embed personal information into your fork of LoopWorkspace to enable GitHub to have access required to build Loop
*[TEAMID]: One of 6 Secrets: Apple Developer account member number
*[FASTLANE_ISSUER_ID]: One of 6 Secrets: the issuer ID is associated with your Apple Developer ID and never changes
*[FASTLANE_KEY_ID]: One of 6 Secrets: Key ID provided when you create an API key in App Store Connect; it is associated with the FASTLANE_KEY
*[FASTLANE_KEY]: One of 6 Secrets: Really long key (several lines); it and FASTLANE_KEY_ID are generated together
*[GH_PAT]: One of 6 Secrets: Generated with your GitHub account; set it to never expire
*[MATCH_PASSWORD]: One of 6 Secrets: Git repo encryption passphrase, used to encrypt the Match-Secrets repository when it is created. You must save and use the same MATCH_PASSWORD for every repository if you build multiple apps.
*[SHA-1]: Secure Hash Algorithm 1; used to generate an alphanumeric code for commits in git (github)
*[Sign Targets]: associate a Developer ID with an app; must sign all targets for a given app
*[submodules]: for Loop, submodules are repositories defined in the Workspace repository that are required to build the app
*[Table of Contents]: (TOC) is the list of level 2 and 3 headers on a given page; the title at the top of the page is a level 1 header
*[Temp Basal Only]: provide the recommended insulin automatically using an increase in temp basal over half an hour (limited by max temp basal)
*[Temp Basal]: modify the scheduled basal rate for a pump
*[Terminal]: interface for entering commands to the computer
*[TestFlight]: a method to distribute apps without direct connection
*[Therapy Settings]: Basal Rates, ISF, CR, correction and safety ranges and delivery limits
*[Tokens]: on Nightscout, configure access permissions using tokens
*[Tooltip]: brief definitions provided for important terms and abbreviations on the website
*[URL]: website address (Uniform Resource Locator)
*[UTC]: Coordinated Universal Time is a time standard for civil time and time zones worldwide
*[Ventura]: operating system for Mac, macOS 13.x
*[watchOS]: Apple watch operating system; must be compatible with phone iOS
*[workflow]: a set of instructions to GitHub to perform an action; the instruction files are found in the .github/workflows folder of the repository
*[Workspace]: a grouping of several repositories into a complete package
*[Xcode Preferences]: older name for Xcode Settings
*[Xcode Settings]: as of Xcode 14, Xcode menu uses Settings instead of Preferences
*[Xcode]: program used to build an app