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changes to make it work for me #5
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Thank you for providing this little app - you let me rescue 9 years of weight data that was trapped in Fitbit's storage.
I had to make a few changes to get it to run for me. I'm not well versed in current python; I don't know if some of these were issues with my environment vs. things that actually needed to be fixed.
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The readme indicated port 8189 but the code used 18189. This mismatch caused oauth to fail to complete the handshake or handoff or something and the program aborted. I suspect changing either the README and app registration with fitbit or the actual listener would work; since I had already configured the app changing the listening port seemed easier.
Calls to the
webbrowserandurllibin auth.py were failing because they couldn't be found. Importing them resolved that issue.The access token I got from fitbit did not have a
timefield, only something about the duration for which it would be valid. I wasn't sure what sort of validation would be useful so I just skipped validation entirely.I appreciate the "TODO use profile['memberSince']" note - I wanted to download weight data since 2011 so I changed the constant. whomp whomp, works for me. ;)