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[Feature Request] Accept FitoTrack HTTP POST #64
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I never saw that option in fitotrack; thanks for telling me about this! I'm using syncthing for this, but will look into the post! The API is now usable (to fetch statistics), adding a Post route should be easy. |
Just noticed fitotrack does not support adding headers; I'm curious if it supports basic auth in the URL... |
I don't know if this helps, but it seems to be a relay for accepting FitTrack POST and forwarding the GPX on to Nextcloud? Edit: |
@wills106 please test and give feedback! |
Tried single user so far and it's fine, still need to check a second user to confirm their API key redirects their workout to them and not me for example. But I have noticed a change in the last 24hrs seems to have decoupled the start and end times for workout. This was ok yesterday before I updated. But the speed doesn't start with the elevation. Also noticed on "branch master 8175c70" there is a bit of lag moving the mouse up and down on the workouts page. |
Just on e820e48 now and I'm still getting the Speed / Elevation mismatch. On the workouts page you can initially move the mouse up and down and it doesn't highlight a row in the yellowish colour. It will then register on one and a few seconds later start to catch-up and highlight other rows. |
The mismatch is fixed in #121; I can't seem to reproduce the lag... Could it be related to browser? |
Thanks, I'll test the update later today as I don't have a way to update the container at the moment. |
Just letting you know the two graphs match up now. |
FitoTrack has the ability to automatically export a GPX workout at the end of the workout and send it to a server.
Would it be possible to accept these requests?
I have my Workout-Tracker behind a Nginx proxy so I can securely expose Workout-Tracker to the outside world.
I think this would be a cleaner solution than exporting to a folder and then having an additional app running to export it to the server. You wouldn't need something running on the server to except file uploads either.
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