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node-red-node-fitbit

v0.1.0

Published

Node-RED nodes that get information from a Fitbit

Downloads

12

Readme

node-red-node-fitbit

Node-RED nodes that gets information from a Fitbit record

Install

Run the following command in the root directory of your Node-RED install

    npm install node-red-node-fitbit

Usage

Two nodes that get reports from Fitbit.

Input Node

Polls Fitbit for new data.

The generated messages are determined by the node type property as follows:

  • goals - Messages are only sent when a daily goal is reached. The msg.payload contains an achievement message and the msg.data property contains the current activities data.
  • sleep - Messages are only sent when a new daily sleep record becomes available. The msg.payload contains sleep log data.
  • badges - Messages are only sent when a new badge is earned. The msg.payload contains the badge message and the msg.data property contains a single badge entry from the list returned by the badges API call.

Query node

Retrieves user data from Fitbit.

The msg.payload is determined by the node type property as follows:

  • activities - the msg.payload contains daily activities data.
  • sleep - the msg.payload contains sleep log data for the main sleep and the msg.data property contains the complete sleep data result.
  • badges - the msg.payload contains data about badges awarded.

The msg.date property may be set to an ISO 8601 format date (e.g. 2014-09-25) to retrieve historical data for activities and sleep log. If no date is supplied, then data for today will be retrieved. In the case of sleep, this is the data for the preceding sleep.