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I feel the same with regards to my Nike FuelBand. I even asked Nike if they would provide an API[0] (they won't). Fortunately their web app keeps your NikeFuel
by beaumartinez 14y ago
I feel the same with regards to my Nike FuelBand. I even asked Nike if they would provide an API[0] (they won't).
Fortunately their web app keeps your NikeFuel—Nike's activity metric—for every day (in 15-minute increments) as a global JavaScript variable. I wrote a scraper[1] to get me my data.
I wonder if you can do the same with Fitbit.
[0] https://twitter.com/NikeFuel/status/205424488836370433 https://twitter.com/NikeFuel/status/205424488836370433 [1] https://github.com/beaumartinez/fuel https://github.com/beaumartinez/fuel
- marcusestes 14y agoThey recently announced that Fuel data will be available by API after all: http://developer.nike.com/resources http://developer.nike.com/resources
- beaumartinez 14y agoThank you, you have made my day!
- qdot76367 14y agoI started a library to get data out of the fuelband, but never got very far mainly due to time: http://github.com/qdot/libfuelband http://github.com/qdot/libfuelband
- Domenic_S 14y ago> @beaumartinez Unfortunately, there will be no public API. I always wonder why company reps phrase it this way. "Unfortunately"? For us, yeah, it's unfortunate. But for Nike...?