03-03-2023 12:21
03-03-2023 12:21
I am not very experienced with using web API. Could someone please guide me to a tutorial or guide for extracting raw data from fitbit device? Thank you.
03-04-2023 14:07
03-04-2023 14:07
Hi @mohdk1992 - it depends what you want in the way of data.
You can extract past data for analysis from your web profile, export data function if you don't need real time data.
Your post is moved to the web API forum to get a better response.
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03-06-2023 12:07
03-06-2023 12:07
Hi @mohdk1992
I'd recommend you start by reading the Getting Started section of the Developer Guide. Also, we have sample code available that you can download or review. If you have specific questions, please let us know.
Gordon
03-07-2023 13:12
03-07-2023 13:12
Hi @Guy_ thank you for your reply.
I need the data to use it in training a behavioral model. I will be using Python. I don't necessarily need the data in real-time. I have been trying to find a simple guide that uses python with fitbit but still no success.
03-07-2023 13:14
03-07-2023 13:14
Hi @Gordon-C Thank you for your reply.
I did check both links for the guide and sample code. The sample code for python is from 2016 and I was not able to make it work.
I need the data to use it in training a behavioral model. I will be using Python. I don't necessarily need the data in real-time. I have been trying to find a simple guide that uses python with fitbit but still no success.
Would you recommend me using a different language or method? Thank you.
03-07-2023 13:52
03-07-2023 13:52
Hi @mohdk1992
Some of the examples are old and I haven't tested everyone. I'm not familiar with python, but I do know some people have used the orca example successfully. I can't say if you should use a different language. What I can tell you is the Google Sheets, Go and Scribe Java examples are the newest code samples uploaded to the site and they were all posted within the last year. From personal experience, the Scribe Java and Google Sheets example were easy to set up.
Gordon