This is a (really) simple widget for Garmin watches (Fenix, Epix, Tactix) displaying the current water depth.

See https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/connect-iq-basics/ for some information around how to set up the Garmin SDK, compile and run the app. The following is mostly a copy of one of the examples on the Garmin Connect IQ developer page.

You should be able to run the app from Visual Studio Code in an Emulator:

• Before running the program, make sure you have one of your source files (in the source folder with the .mc extension) open and selected in the editor.
• Select Run > Run Without Debugging (Command + F5 on Mac, Ctrl + F5 on other platforms)
• You will be prompted with the list of products your application supports. Select one from the list.

The Monkey C extension provides a wizard to help developers side load an application. The wizard will create an executable (PRG) of the selected project. Here’s how to use it:

• Plug your device into your computer
• Use Ctrl + Shift + P (Command + Shift + P on the Mac) to summon the command palette
• In the command palette type “Build for Device” and select Monkey C: Build for Device
• Select the product you wish to build for. If you are unable to choose a device for which to build (the menu appears empty), it means that there are no valid devices configured for your project.
• Choose a directory for the output and click Select Folder
• In your file manager, go to the directory selected in step 4
• Copy the generated PRG files to your device’s GARMIN/APPS directory