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How to make device listen for http request from the server.

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‎09-20-2018 01:53 - edited ‎09-20-2018 02:03

‎09-20-2018 01:53 - edited ‎09-20-2018 02:03

Currently I'm working on fitbit application and I need the clock face to ask the person to give a feedback once a day based on a signal from the server. How to make device listen for http request from the server. 

 

Any help and hints are appreciated!

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‎09-20-2018 12:26

‎09-20-2018 12:26

Periodically send a message from your Device to its Companion using the messaging API

https://dev.fitbit.com/build/guides/communications/messaging/

 

Then fetch() your web endpoint and check for a feedback request. If you have one, send a message from the Companion to the Device, then action it on the Device.

 

 

Alternatively, wake your Companion at specified intervals and check for feedback.

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‎09-20-2018 10:26 - edited ‎09-20-2018 10:27

‎09-20-2018 10:26 - edited ‎09-20-2018 10:27

Hi @talantbekov_k

 

I've moved your post to the SDK development board, you should hopefully receive a better response to your question here. 

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‎09-20-2018 12:26

‎09-20-2018 12:26

Periodically send a message from your Device to its Companion using the messaging API

https://dev.fitbit.com/build/guides/communications/messaging/

 

Then fetch() your web endpoint and check for a feedback request. If you have one, send a message from the Companion to the Device, then action it on the Device.

 

 

Alternatively, wake your Companion at specified intervals and check for feedback.

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