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Sample FitBit App Code for Eclipse or other IDE and guidelines

‎11-25-2015 04:52

‎11-25-2015 04:52

Dear All,

 

is there any sample app for fitbit where I can have access to its code?

I want to develop an app for Fitbit and I would like to find the guidelines

how to download the api and use it in Eclipse, Qt or other IDE.

Could you please tell me how to find examples or other sources?

 

Thanx,

D.

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‎11-25-2015 10:01

‎11-25-2015 10:01

Welcome, @a3fdsfd. Fitbit's Web API is a standard OAuth 2.0 web API. We don't have a sample project for a specific IDE. I recommend that you find an OAuth 2.0 library for your preferred language and application framework. You should be able to then specify the Fitbit-specific details (e.g. client id, authorization URI) and then be able to request permission from a Fitbit user and make HTTP requests for data on their behalf.

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‎02-11-2016 08:37

In response to JeremiahFitbit

‎02-11-2016 08:37

it would be extremely helpful if you could provide an example Android App that uses oAuth 2.0 (Trivial for you, many, many hours for newcomers)/

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‎05-23-2016 17:31

In response to scoleman2272

‎05-23-2016 17:31

 

@scoleman2272 wrote:

it would be extremely helpful if you could provide an example Android App that uses oAuth 2.0 (Trivial for you, many, many hours for newcomers)/

 

I agree wholeheartedly!

 

I'm sure one of the geniuses on the team that wrote the Fitbit app could knock out a very simple sample project in an hour. Of course, I'd like to see it in Swift for iOS.

 

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