Which includes info like time-series heart rate, calories , active minutes, peak/cardio/heartburn. Best I could find during data request did not include time-series heart rate data, it only showed the average value during that exercise period.
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You can get the time series heart, calories, active minutes, peak and cardio heart rate zone through the endpoints. We do not return if a user has heart burn. 😜
It sounds like you might want the granular data through a period of time which we call Intraday. You can retrieve your own intraday data by registering the "personal" application type and query your own data. If you need other Fitbit user's data, you will need to request access. See https://dev.fitbit.com/build/reference/web-api/intraday/
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You can get the time series heart, calories, active minutes, peak and cardio heart rate zone through the endpoints. We do not return if a user has heart burn. 😜
It sounds like you might want the granular data through a period of time which we call Intraday. You can retrieve your own intraday data by registering the "personal" application type and query your own data. If you need other Fitbit user's data, you will need to request access. See https://dev.fitbit.com/build/reference/web-api/intraday/
Gordon
@Gordon-C wrote:
..We do not return if a user has heart burn. 😜
I love it! 🤣
But perhaps you sometimes do: fat-burn for users with high cholesterol?
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