OURA_API

Interact with v2 of the Oura API using Personal Access Tokens, OAuth2, or the Sandbox environment.

Available as:

• ESM module: JSR
• CommonJS module: NPM

⚡️ Quickstart

Installation

# Deno
deno add @pinta365/oura-api

# Bun
bunx jsr add @pinta365/oura-api

# Node.js
npx jsr add @pinta365/oura-api

# NPM (CommonJS)
npm install oura_api --save

Basic Usage (ESM)

import { Oura } from "@pinta365/oura-api";

const accessToken = "YOUR_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN";
const oura = new Oura(accessToken);

const personalInfo = await oura.getPersonalInfo();
console.log(personalInfo);

Basic Usage (CommonJS)

const { Oura } = require("oura_api");
// ... (same as above)

See the examples folder for more detailed implementations.

🧪 Sandbox Environment (Testing)

The Oura API's sandbox environment (Docs) is perfect for development. It provides sample data so you don't need a real Oura account to test your application.

const ouraSandboxClient = new Oura({ useSandbox: true });
// ...Make API calls with `ouraSandboxClient`

🔑 OAuth2 Support

Our library simplifies OAuth2 authentication with these functions:

• generateAuthUrl(scopes: string[], state?: string): string

  • Generates the authorization URL for the user.

• async exchangeCodeForToken(code: string): Promise<OAuth2TokenResponse>

  • Exchanges the received authorization code for access and refresh tokens.

• async refreshAccessToken(suppliedRefreshToken: string): Promise<OAuth2TokenResponse>

  • Refreshes an expired access token.

• async revokeAccessToken(accessToken: string): Promise<boolean>

  • Revokes the specified access token.

Example Usage (Simplified) See the examples folder for a basic implementation using Hono.

import { OuraOAuth } from "@pinta365/oura-api";

const oura = new OuraOAuth({
    clientId: "YOUR_CLIENT_ID",
    clientSecret: "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET",
    redirectUri: "http://localhost:8000/callback",
});

// 1. Generate the authorization URL
const authUrl = oura.generateAuthUrl(["personal"]);

// 2. Redirect the user to `authUrl`
// ... (Implementation in your web application)

// 3. In your callback route, exchange the code for tokens
app.get("/callback", async (c) => {
    const code = c.req.query("code");
    const tokens = await oura.exchangeCodeForToken(code);

    // ... Store tokens securely and use the access_token for API calls
});

📑 Documentation

• Full API reference: JSR Documentation

Included data scopes for v2 of the API.

| Endpoint/Scope | Status | | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :---------- | | Oura Base docs | | | Daily Activity | Implemented | | Daily Cardiovascular Age | Implemented | | Daily Readiness | Implemented | | Daily Resilience | Implemented | | Daily Sleep | Implemented | | Daily Spo2 | Implemented | | Daily Stress | Implemented | | Enhanced Tag | Implemented | | Heart Rate | Implemented | | Personal Info | Implemented | | Rest Mode Period | Implemented | | Ring Configuration | Implemented | | Session | Implemented | | Sleep | Implemented | | Sleep Time | Implemented | | Tag | DEPRECATED | | Vo2 Max | Implemented | | Workout | Implemented | | Webhook Subscription docs | | | List subscription | Implemented | | Create subscription | Implemented | | Update subscription | Implemented | | Delete subscription | Implemented | | Renew subscription | Implemented |

Additional info concerning the webhook API

Webhooks enable near real-time Oura data updates and are recommended for getting the latest information. The subscription workflow is implemented in this library – see the Webhook docs for details.

⚠️ I have not been able to fully verify this yet but the subscription workflow has been implemented.

🐞 Issues

Please report any issues or questions on the GitHub repository.

📄 License

MIT License - see the LICENSE file.