fitforce

Installation

1. Checkout or download the Fitforce library from GitHub.

   $ git clone git@github.com:shobyabdi/fitforce.git

2. Install the Force.com Migration Tool plugin for Ant, if you don't already have it.

3. Edit install/build.properties to insert your Salesforce username and password. Since you will be using the API to access Salesforce, remember to append your Security Token to your password.

4. Open your command line to the install folder, then deploy using Ant:

   $ ant deployFitforce

Now all the library code is in your org and you're ready to start coding!

Profile Setup

• Custom App Settings
  • OAuth Consumer Playground: Visible
• Tab Settings
  • API Tester: Default On
  • My Fitbit Profile: Default On
  • OAuth Services: Default On
  • Authorize: Default On
• Verify that your Profile has read/write permissions to the following objects
  • OAuth Services
  • OAuth Tokens
  • Saved URLs

Application Setup

• Register your application with Fitbit
  • https://dev.fitbit.com/apps/new
  • Provide Application information and hit Register
  • Once you have registered and have application params, return to Fitforce application
• Create your OAuth Service in the App
  • Go to OAuth Services tab
  • Click New
    • Service Name: fitforce
    • Other fields from App I registered in dev.fitbit.com
      • Request Token URL
      • Access Token URL
      • Consumer Key
      • Consumer Secret
      • Authorization URL
  • Hit Save
  • Now you can start signing up users!
• Get your user signed up in the app
  • Go to My Fitbit Profile tab
  • Click the link: Click Here if you would like to Authorize
  • Make sure select drop down is on fit force and click authorize
  • Login with your Fitbit record and Authorize Application
• Share with Chatter!!
  • Create a Collaboration Group called "Fitbit Owners" without the quotes
  • Go back to My Fitbit Profile tab
  • Chatter starts out Hidden
  • Click Broadcast My Results to show off your results!

Additional Info

• Recent version of Jespers sfdc oath playground on Github
  • https://github.com/jesperfj/sfdc-oauth-playground
  • Not needed as the codebase is included in this repo, but a good reference
• Whats been modified to the sfdc_oauth_playground?
  • Custom field Fitbit User Id added to OAuth Token
  • OAuth.cls with one line at 154: t.Fitbit_User_Id__c = rp.get('encoded_user_id');
  • Thats it!!
• Dependencies
  • Chatter needs to be activated