12-07-2014 22:22
12-07-2014 22:22
We will make monitoring server with 100 FITBIT products,
How could collect the information about 100 people by using one server?
Can we need 100 Client consumer keys and 100 Clinet consumer secrets to collect information about 100 people?
12-08-2014 07:43
12-08-2014 07:43
To get information from 100 Fitbit profiles you'd need at least 1 consumer key + consumer secret pair and 100 access tokens + access tokens secrets pairs.
12-08-2014 16:47
12-08-2014 16:47
What mean 'consumer secret pair and 100 access tokens'? I have consumer key and consumer secret..
There are get it? where?
please, help me
12-08-2014 16:51
12-08-2014 16:51
Could you please re-word your question, I do'nt think I 100% understand it.
12-08-2014 16:56 - edited 12-08-2014 16:57
12-08-2014 16:56 - edited 12-08-2014 16:57
@khu0728 wrote:
We will make monitoring server with 100 FITBIT products,
How could collect the information about 100 people by using one server?
Can we need 100 Client consumer keys and 100 Clinet consumer secrets to collect information about 100 people?
Your application will need to request permission from each user. Each user will have their own access token/secret. When you want to request a user's data, your application will need to combines its client key/secret with a user's access token/secret. There is no limit to the number of Fitbit users can use your application.
If you are not comfortable working with OAuth 1.0a, I suggest that you consider purchasing a product like Fitabase.
12-08-2014 17:26 - edited 12-08-2014 17:27
12-08-2014 17:26 - edited 12-08-2014 17:27
Where do i get the access token?
Also I wonder that how can i follow procedure to do that?
please give me a concrete example to understand easily.
12-08-2014 19:01
12-08-2014 19:01
@khu0728 wrote:
Where do i get the access token?
Also I wonder that how can i follow procedure to do that?
please give me a concrete example to understand easily.
The Fitbit API uses OAuth 1.0a. This is an industry standard way for applications to request permission from users. The "authorization flow" is described at https://wiki.fitbit.com/display/API/OAuth+Authentication+in+the+Fitbit+API .