Resting HR Could be added to interday.gs

[jchristy13]

Note I have no idea what I'm doing on github so there's probably a not terrible way to document this correctly. Sorry.

The way I did this might be a little hacky, but it's definitely possible without too much trouble. It might be worth adding this - I know I was very interested in having this included, in addition to the other columns already there.

1. Add "activities/heart" to LOGGABLES
2. Include heartrate in setscope
3. Add conditional within sync data population to check title != "heart"
   If true -> cell.offset(index, !dateColDone + activity * 1.0).setValue(val["value"]); (no change)
   If false -> cell.offset(index, !dateColDone + activity * 1.0).setValue(val["value"]["restingHeartRate"]);

[nickAtWybar]

hey @jchristy13, if you're still around, could you please expand on #3? Where exactly in interday.gs do you place that line?
For now I'm getting an exception back from the api when I try to do #1 and #2:
[17-01-01 14:11:40:516 MST] Exception: Request failed for https://api.fitbit.com/1/user/-/activities/heart/date/2015-12-04/2017-01-01.json returned code 403. Truncated server response: {"errors":[{"errorType":"insufficient_scope","message":"This application does not have permission to access heart rate data. Visit https://dev.fitb... (use muteHttpExceptions option to examine full response)

[jchristy13]

Did you authorize again? The changes in number 2 change the scope of what your spreadsheet is trying to request, so you have to do that before you try to sync or you'll get the error you mention. I think.

[jchristy13]

To answer the question though, you need to add the third thing above line 283 in the original interday.gs file. It ends up looking like:

if ( title != "heart") { cell.offset(index, !dateColDone + activity * 1.0).setValue(val["value"]); } else { cell.offset(index, !dateColDone + activity * 1.0).setValue(val["value"]["restingHeartRate"]); } index++;

[nickAtWybar]

@jchristy13 thanks for the response - both suggestions were the cause of my issues. I can now download interday heartrate! Thanks for being so quick. Solved.

[naithani1]

I am unable to figure out where I went wrong specifically in the area mentioned in my earlier message. Pls help there Sanjay

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[eiplanner]

I put this exact code starting on line 283:

if (title != "heart") { cell.offset(index, !dateColDone + activity * 1.0).setValue(val["value"]); 
} 
else { 
    cell.offset(index, !dateColDone + activity * 1.0).setValue(val["value"]["restingHeartRate"]); 
} 
index++

I performed items 1 and 2 of the enhancement. I then inserted this section of code. I then saved the new code and authorized it from the spreadsheet. I went into Fitbit setting and chose the "activities/heart" to download and saved those changes. When I click on sync, I get a white pop-up box that says "Error downloading avtivities/heart. If anyone still follows this thread, can you tell me what I am missing?