I tried to use GetTimeSeries on API service for getting weight information but i couldn't get device info ,i need to filter manual log from website and scale from device.
could u have any idea to get it from API ? ![]()
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You can not get it from time series. You need to execute separate Fitbit Api request.
https://wiki.fitbit.com/display/API/API-Get-Devices
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@thikon wrote:
I tried to use GetTimeSeries on API service for getting weight information but i couldn't get device info ,i need to filter manual log from website and scale from device.
could u have any idea to get it from API ?
We don't differentiate weight logs that are manually entered vs from the Aria scale.
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nope.
Best Answer@ibahdanau Aren't manually entered weights always logged with a time of midnight? Such that you could ignore the midnight entries, and it is very unlikely you would ignore one recorded by an Aria.
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Manually logged weight will have actual log time and date.
So if you log it at 5:04pm the log will have time 5:04pm.
Best AnswerActually that isn't 100% true. There is no place on the Fitbit site to enter a time, and when you log one it gets recorded at 23:59:59:
{ "bmi": 26.11, "date": "2015-01-12", "logId": 1421107199000, "time": "23:59:59", "weight": 82.5 }
Yes, if the weight is logged via the API you can have a time, but if they enter it through the dashboard the time will be 23:59:59.