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fitbit4j deprecated?

‎06-18-2014 09:18

‎06-18-2014 09:18

Hi,

 

Can you please let me know if fitbit4j is deprecated? What is the equivalent?

 

Regards,

Sree

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‎06-18-2014 09:26

‎06-18-2014 09:26

Screerammc,

 

We don't do any active development of fitbit4j library at this point.

There are no currectly official new Fitbit library replacement exists to it too though.

 

There are plans for writing new replacement library in future. Unfortunately there are no particular information about timing when we going to release a new library.

Ivan Bahdanau
Senior Software Developer at Fitbit
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‎06-18-2014 11:46

‎06-18-2014 11:46

sreerammc wrote:

Can you please let me know if fitbit4j is deprecated? What is the equivalent?

The Fitbit Web API is a standard OAuth 1.0a web service. We recommend you use an HTTP request library that supports OAuth 1.0a signatures.

 

A commonly used Java library is the Google OAuth Client Library.

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