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polar-sdk

v0.0.12

Published

Simplify the usage of the polar flow api to register, deregister, and list users. It also supports reading the daily activity and exercises

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polar-sdk

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Simplify the usage of the polar flow api to register, deregister, and list users. It also supports reading the daily activity and exercises

NPM

Install

  npm install polar-sdk

Initialize

  PolarSDK = require( "polar-sdk" )
  
  _credentials = 
    user: "John_do"
    password: "superSecret!"
  
  sdk = new PolarSDK()

Options

  • user : ( String required ) Polar AccessLink api user. contact polar. Can also be set by environment variable POLAR_SDK_USER
  • password : ( String required ) Polar AccessLink api password. Can also be set by environment variable POLAR_SDK_PASSWORD
  • host : ( String optional: default = www.polaraccesslink.com ) Polar AccessLink host. Can also be set by environment variable POLAR_SDK_HOST
  • useSandbox : ( Boolean optional: default = false ) Use the sandbox configuration. Can also be set by environment variable POLAR_SDK_SANDBOX
  • maxLoadUsers : ( Number optional: default = 1000 ) The default count of users to load
  • ssl : ( Boolean optional: default = true ) Use https to access the api
  • fallbackLocale : ( String optional: default = en ) The fallback locale. It has to be a supported language
  • sandbox : ( Object ) Sandbox configuration
    • sandbox.host : ( String optional: default = ppt-acl-sandbox.polar.com/accesslink ) Polar AccessLink Sandbox host. Can also be set by environment variable POLAR_SDK_SANDBOX_HOST
    • sandbox.user : ( String optional: default = ppt-acl-sandbox ) Polar AccessLink Sandbox api user. contact polar. Can also be set by environment variable POLAR_SDK_SANDBOX_USER
    • sandbox.password : ( String optional ) Polar AccessLink Sandbox api password. Can also be set by environment variable POLAR_SDK_SANDBOX_PASSWORD
    • sandbox.ssl : ( Boolean optional: default = false ) Use https to access the api

Methods

.register( user [, message ] [, email ], cb )

Register a new user

Arguments

  • user : ( Object required ) A user object
    • user.id : ( String required ) The user id of you system
    • user.email : ( String optional ) The user's system email. optional if the arguments email is used
    • user.locale : ( String ) The user's language. It has to be a supported language
  • message : ( String ) A message to the user
  • email : ( String ) If the email of your your user is not teh one he used within the polar flow system, you can redefine it.
  • cb : ( Function ) Callback function with args ( err, successBool )

.deregister( user [, message ] [, email ], cb )

Deregister a user

Arguments

  • user : ( Object required ) A user object
    • user.id : ( String required ) The user id of you system
    • user.email : ( String optional ) The user's system email. optional if the arguments email is used
  • message : ( String ) A message to the user
  • email : ( String ) If the email of your your user is not teh one he used within the polar flow system, you can redefine it.
  • cb : ( Function ) Callback function with args ( err, successBool )

.users( type[, count ][, from ], cb )

request the user list from polar.

Arguments

  • type : ( String required; enum=accepted, deleted ) Read the accepted users or the deleted users.
  • count : ( Number optional: default = 1000 ) The count of users to read
  • from : ( Date optional: default = now() ) The time until the user was accepted. (only relevant for type=accepted)
  • cb : ( Function ) Callback function with args ( err, usersArray )

Example response:

[
    {
        "user_id": "GzGyc",
        "date": Date( "Thu, 07 Apr 2016 00:00:00 GMT" ),
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "status": 1, // 0 = pending; 1 = accepted; -1 = deleted
        "additional": {
            "polar_id": "/users/20773075"
        }
    },{
        ...
    }
    ...
]

.listActivities( cb )

do a transactional receive of the activities of all connected users since the last call

Arguments

  • cb : ( Function ) Callback function with args ( err, activitiesArray )

Example response:

[
    {
        "user_id": "GzGyc",
        "day": Date( "Thu, 07 Apr 2016 00:00:00 GMT" ),
        "calories": null,
        "steps": 2340,
        "goal": 42,
        "achieved": 23,
        "activetime": 1234, // time in seconds
        "additional": {
            "polar_id": "/users/20773075",
            "zones": [
                13, // time in seconds for zone 1
                23, // time in seconds for zone 2
                42, // time in seconds for zone 3
                66, // time in seconds for zone 4
                ...
            ],
            "active_calories": 134
        },
        "_meta": {
            "id": 13945051,
            "transaction": "91493449"
        }
    },{
        ...
    }
    ...
]

.listExercises( type [, count ] [, from ], cb )

do a transactional receive of the exercises of all connected users since the last call

Arguments

  • cb : ( Function ) Callback function with args ( err, exercisesArray )

Example response:

[
    {
        "user_id": "GzGyc",
        "daytime": Date( "Thu, 07 Apr 2016 13:50:02 GMT" ),
        "device": "Polar Beat",
        "sport": "RUNNING",
        "calories": null,
        "duration": 2340,
        "distance": 0,
        "heartrate_avg": 0,
        "heartrate_max": 0,
        "additional": {
            "polar_id": "/users/20773075",
            "hasroute": true
        },
        "_meta": {
            "id": 13945051,
            "transaction": "91493449"
        }
    },{
        ...
    }
    ...
]

Infos

Locales

The supported locales are:

  • da
  • de
  • en
  • es
  • fr
  • it
  • nl
  • no
  • pl
  • pt
  • fi
  • sv
  • ru
  • ja
  • zh

Release History

|Version|Date|Description| |:--:|:--:|:--| |0.0.12|2016-01-09|Fixed date generation for begin_from query param| |0.0.11|2016-12-22|Fixed require because aws-lamda seems to be case sensitive ;-)| |0.0.10|2016-12-22|Finally/Hopefully fixed the processing of activities and exercising by manual parse. Probably caused by a incompatible content-type format in request| |0.0.9|2016-11-16|Bugfix after change of polar api. It seems to have changed the max Number of users per request. A higher number will result in an empty response. So now the default user count is set from 1000 to 50| |0.0.8|2016-05-12|always use header authentication| |0.0.7|2016-04-21|fixed defect compile| |0.0.6|2016-04-20|fixed error during register error handling ;-)| |0.0.5|2016-04-11|fixed read of daytime| |0.0.4|2016-04-08|fixed (de)register calls, optimized ignore files| |0.0.3|2016-04-08|optimized debugging output| |0.0.2|2016-04-07|fixed error output| |0.0.1|2016-04-07|Initial commit|

NPM

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Credentials

To get the required credentials ( user, password ) contact polar through this contact form.

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright © 2016 M. Peter, http://www.tcs.de

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