HealthGraphAPI

Runkeeper (HealthGraph) API REST client in .NET Core 2.0.

NOTE: The current project is in development phase, so it is not fully functional. November 2017

Download/Install

Currently, only the source code is available for download from this repository.

git clone https://github.com/yorchideas/HealthGraphAPI.git

In the future, this can be installed using NuGet, by running the following command in the Package Manager Console: PM> Install-Package HealthGraphAPI

Getting started

1. Ensure you already registered your application in the Runkeeper Partner Portal.
2. Ensure your project references the HealthGraphAPI.
3. Perform authorization/authentication flow to request the user to allow access to its Runkeeper information.

using HealthGraphAPI;

namespace HealthGraphAPI.Examples
{
    public class HealthGraphAPIAuthExample
    {
        private readonly HealthGraphAuth auth;
        private readonly HealthGraphClient client;
        private HealthGraphToken token;
        public HealthGraphAPIAuthExample()
        {
            auth = new HealthGraphAuth
            {
                ClientID = "<<your application client_id>>",
                ClientSecret = "<<your application client_secret>>",
                RedirectUri = new Uri("<<your application redirect_uri>>")
            };
            client = new HealthGraphClient(auth);
        }
        private void PerformAuthFlow()
        {
            var authorizeUri = client.BuildAuthorizeUri();
            // TODO: Use a WebBrowser to navigate the URL retrieved in authorizeUri, it can be done manually or by using any WebBrowser control in any supported client-platform (WinForms, WPF, UWP, Xamarin), sign-in to your Runkeeper account and allow the application to access, when finished, the WebBrowser will redirect to the RedirectUri especified, copy the URL and paste in the next part
            var redirectUri = new Uri("<<paste here the URL redirected from WebBrowser>>");
            var result = client.HandleAuthorization(redirectUri); // TODO: When running in a WebBrowser control, use the 'OnNavigation' event (accordingly to the control)
            if (result.Status = HealthGraphAuthStatus.Auhtorized && client.Token != null)
            {
                // TODO: Authorization/authentication flow was successful, now you can store the client.Token values, to use in futher examples
                token = client.Token;
            }
            else
            {
                // TODO: Handle error
            }
        }
    }
}

Build

TODO

Test

TODO