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fitbit-widgets

v1.0.3

Published

Widgets for Fitbit SDK applications

Downloads

8

Readme

Fitbit Widgets 🧩

npm version CI Status

Create and share your fitbit widgets to be used inside Fitbit apps.

How to use a widget

CLI users

From your project root folder, follow these steps:

  1. Choose the widget you want from the list: npx fitbit-widgets list
  2. Add it to your project npx fitbit-widgets install <widget-name>
  3. Follow the instructions printed to start using it from your code.

Fitbit Studio users

Go to the releases section, and download the attached widgets.zip file. Peek the files you want, and upload them accordingly to your project.

How to create a widget

Add a folder inside src/ with the name of the widget. There we have different type of files:

  • index.ts with the runtime code.
  • index.defs file with the main UI code.
  • A doc/ folder with:
    • A screenshot from the Fibit emulator showing the widget.
    • A README.md file explaining what the widget does, including the screenshot.