01-14-2021 10:22
01-14-2021 10:22
Answered! Go to the Best Answer.
01-15-2021 13:53
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01-15-2021 13:53
That is correct. If the user does not have any heart rate data due to wearing a device that doesn't support HR or they stopped wearing their device, the output you received will be returned.
Best Answer01-14-2021 14:22
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01-14-2021 14:22
The endpoint you're calling is requesting the heart rate data for today (2021-01-14), however the output you provided shows the date (2020-12-15). Would you please confirm the endpoint and data output? Typically the output you see occurs if there is no heart rate data available. I would recommend confirming if heart rate data exists on 2020-12-15.
Best Answer01-14-2021 22:55
01-14-2021 22:55
Hi @Gordon-C
Thank you for the response, apologies for sending the incorrect dates data this was just an example of what we are receiving for all days for the user. From what I understand from your response is that if the user does not have a device that has HR or has no HR data then that is the default response i.e. an object defining the zones reference data in it each time?
Best Answer01-15-2021 13:53
Fitbit Developers oversee the SDK and API forums. We're here to answer questions about Fitbit developer tools, assist with projects, and make sure your voice is heard by the development team.
01-15-2021 13:53
That is correct. If the user does not have any heart rate data due to wearing a device that doesn't support HR or they stopped wearing their device, the output you received will be returned.
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