Web API - Heart rate minute by minute

[hjivani]

I want to export my (just mine!) minute to minute heart rate data to a google/excel spreadsheet. I know that this question has been asked already, except I tried to follow the instructions, and I received the following error (From this site: https://dev.fitbit.com/apps/oauthinteractivetutorial)

The app you're trying to connect did not provide valid information to Fitbit. Please report this issue to them.

Developer information: invalid_request - Missing response_type parameter value

This is after I enter in the OAuth 2.0 Client ID, Client Secret, Redirect URI (not sure what that is, but I put in my website).

I am not a programmer...so please make this as simple as possible.

[AndrewFitbit]

@hjivani Go to your apps, then edit the app settings and put this as your "Callback URL": https://localhost

then on the tutorial, for Redirect URI put the same thing: "https://localhost"

[hjivani]

It worked, but as soon as I clicked on Allow, the link broke...refereshing it isn't getting me anywhere either...

[hjivani]

Also, after I clicked "Allow", the window displayed "Cannot Display Page", but when I went to my Dashboard, under my settings, the app was listed there...

[AndrewFitbit]

@hjivani Yeah so what you're looking for will be in the URL, not on the page itself.

If you're using Implicit Grant Flow, your access token will be after "#access_token=", or you can copy and paste the entire url into "Parse response", which will also give you the access token.

If you're using Authorization Code Flow:

Copy and paste the code that you can find in the redirect URL after the user has clicked the "allow" button. Example: http://localhost:8888/callback?code=7b64c4b088b9c841d15bcac15d4aa7433d35af3e#_=_, the code you need to paste from that example is 7b64c4b088b9c841d15bcac15d4aa7433d35af3e. Don't include the “#_=_”.