Name: WaffleFace
Rating: 4.5 (88 reviews)
Author: SauceWaffle

This is my first attempt at coding in Connect IQ, and I wanted a Watch Face that showed me just the data I wanted to see with minimal battery usage. Nothing fancy here, just a color configurable Watch Face with basic data.

v1.6 - Added Distance as an option for the top icons

v1.5 - Added options to be able to change what icons show at the top of the watch
              Available options are:
                -- Battery Status
                -- Stairs Climbed (may not function if not supported by watch version)
                -- Distance      
                -- Altitude
                -- Active Minutes Today (may not function if not supported by watch version)
                -- Active Minutes Week (may not function if not supported by watch version)
                -- Bluetooth Status (shows as 'off', 'on', 'conn' - connected, or 'ns' - not supported by watch version)
                -- Number of Notifications

v1.4 - Added option to either show Move as an Icon or Bar

Move Bar was created as 5 dots that highlight as the move bar fills up and is always visible

v1.3 - Added option to change background color

Updated toggle to disable seconds to re-center the clock and truncate am/pm to a/p

v1.2 - Added option to disable the seconds from displaying

v1.1 - Added settings for 12/24 hour clock and a date formatter.
     Date formatter works by taking whatever is input and stripping out these keywords to put in the date pieces (note that all are lowercase)
        month - the abbreviated Month name (i.e. Jan, Feb, etc.)
        mm - numbered month with a leading zero
        m - numbered month with no leading zero
        day - numbered day of the month
        dd - numbered day of the month with a leading zero
        d - numbered day of the month with no leading zero
        weekday - abbreviated day of the week (i.e. Mon, Tue, etc.)
        wd - numbered day of the week, counting up from Sunday = 1
        year - 4 digit year
        yyyy - 4 digit year
        yy - 2 digit year
        EXAMPLES - 'mm/dd/yyyy' shows as '05/01/2019',  'weekday m/d/yy' shows as 'Wed 5/1/19', 'day month year' shows as '1 May 2019', 'day_|_mm||..yyyy' shows as '1_|_05||..2019'