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API transfer recommendation

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‎01-26-2016 12:54

‎01-26-2016 12:54

 

Can anyone reccomend a architectecture/process flow to importing data from the Fitbit API  to a database service on Amazon Webservices?

 

 

Mike

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‎01-26-2016 21:58

‎01-26-2016 21:58

You will need to do this yourself using an application process that connects to FitBit and downloads the information using timeseries settings. You can find this information through the dev portal in the API browser. Whilst it uses oauth1, it works exactly the same for oauth2 (they're just different authentication protocols/frameworks).

 

The process is:

  1. Authorize the application
  2. Download the devices
  3. Download the profile data you want using timeseries

All responses are JSON and some will be large, so may take several seconds to download and process.

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‎01-26-2016 21:58

‎01-26-2016 21:58

You will need to do this yourself using an application process that connects to FitBit and downloads the information using timeseries settings. You can find this information through the dev portal in the API browser. Whilst it uses oauth1, it works exactly the same for oauth2 (they're just different authentication protocols/frameworks).

 

The process is:

  1. Authorize the application
  2. Download the devices
  3. Download the profile data you want using timeseries

All responses are JSON and some will be large, so may take several seconds to download and process.

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