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last sync time?

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‎02-04-2015 13:13

‎02-04-2015 13:13

Greetings.

 

As an amateur programmer who's never used OAuth before, I can't believe I've got this figured out and working.

 

Is there a "last sync time" option in the API? Right now, the value returned by the API is about 15 minutes out of date (I did some walking since then) because either the phone and the fitbit haven't sync'd yet, or the phone and the fitbit.com site haven't sync'd yet. I'd like to know that when I look at my API call, so that I can say "These numbers were accurate as of xx:xx:xx".

 

Thanks.

 

--hymie!

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‎02-05-2015 18:51

‎02-05-2015 18:51

Check out the API-Get-Devices call. (You just have to make sure you look for the "tracker" device.)

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‎02-05-2015 18:51

‎02-05-2015 18:51

Check out the API-Get-Devices call. (You just have to make sure you look for the "tracker" device.)

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‎02-06-2015 05:53

‎02-06-2015 05:53

Perfect!  Thanks.

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