A simple app to help users brows fitbit data on mobile devices or embed it in webpages.
Demo Site: http://fitbit-widget.heroku.com
Also a example of how to build mobile sites which can power mobile apps.
GETTING STARTED
- There is no rake task to install gems for you. Look at the requires at the top of fitbit-widget.rb
- Also you can look at the .gems file which installs gems on Heroku
- Unfortunately to really try this code you need a fitbit account
- set fitbit_email and fitbit_pass to your environment to get tests or the project working
- you can do this via fitbit_email=my@email.com fitbit_pass=pass ruby fitbit-widget.rb or set them in your .bash_profile
rake, to run the testsruby fitbit-widget.rbto start the sinatra server- Install gems that are in the .gems file, and install do_mysql, do_posgress, or do_sqlite3 depending on which DB you wish to dev on.
- install json gem
ruby fitbit-widget.rb
- Dan Mayer (@danmayer)
TODO
- work on caching all the files/CSS/images / minifying them all as part of deployment process
- make it easier to get up and running (rake gems install?, bundler?)
- log currently logs password, apply a filter to the log to not record passwords.
- Use progressive updating via jquery opposed to the hardcoded onclick function calls.
- move sinatra simple account to gem and provide plugin mechanism.
- ie use SinatraSimpleAccount :success => x, :protocall => {} , etc
- clean up and make all the above options setable
- Android menu with actual quit option (close option)
- larger clickable links in the UI
- add viewable notice for offline mode
- Real cached assests
- Better shared image solution than local images and full page to site images, same relative path.
- Add arbitrary background tracking using accelerometers and/or GPS, so non fitbit users can have a value.
- Food Log frequently double submits the food (disable form on submit)
- Updates parts of the Ruby API to use the new fitbit api
- fitbit-widget dates seem skewed by one
- use the html5 email attribute form field for the login