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Get data on Server

‎02-25-2017 18:33

‎02-25-2017 18:33

We plan to integrate fitbit api to our IOS app by Authorization Code Grant method. Could we keep access token and refresh token on server(linux) side and get user data? 

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‎02-27-2017 17:06

‎02-27-2017 17:06

Yes, you can. Many mobile applications choose to use server applications for communicating with the Fitbit Web API.

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‎04-25-2017 14:33

In response to JeremiahFitbit

‎04-25-2017 14:33

Not being too familiar with OAuth2,  can I have a web app for the user to grant access to Fitbit data, store the access token or refresh token to a database at that time.  Then have a separate web application or process use the token from the db to access Fitbit info?

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