02-01-2024 07:52
02-01-2024 07:52
I have an android application build with reactjs ionic capacitor. Here is my authorization url. It redirects me where I do an app permission. After I click the Allow button it redirects me back to the redirect_uri but without code parameter. In IOS and web it works fine.
https://www.fitbit.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=XXXXX&redirect_uri=com.lorehealthcare.communitytes...
02-02-2024 02:30
02-02-2024 02:30
@rr.cirilo Welcome to the forums!
It looks like you've created a case through our support CRM as well. I have already provided you with a response via email.
02-02-2024 04:32
02-02-2024 04:32
Is there a way to hard resfresh my android app after fitbit authorize?
02-05-2024 07:52
02-05-2024 07:52
What do you mean by "hard refresh" your android app?
Gordon
02-07-2024 00:42
02-07-2024 00:42
@Gordon-C Is there a documentation where I can follow for React Ionic Capacitor implementation?
02-07-2024 06:46
02-07-2024 06:46
Hi @rr.cirilo
React Ionic Capacitor does not sound like something specific to Fitbit. I would recommend performing some Google searches to find the documentation.
Gordon
02-13-2024 00:43
02-13-2024 00:43
Hi @Gordon-C @JohnFitbit , is there a way I can authenticate fitbit using Ionic Auth 5?
02-20-2024 10:12 - edited 02-20-2024 10:16
02-20-2024 10:12 - edited 02-20-2024 10:16
Hi @rr.cirilo
The Fitbit Web API supports OAuth 2.0 Authorization Framework, rfc6749. If Ionic's authorization framework supports this, I would suspect it would work with Fitbit.
Also, if any developers in the community that have used Ionic, please provide some helpful tips to @rr.cirilo.