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A way to access Fitbit daily and intraday steps data.
See example.py for usage.
This project uses a different notion of active steps than Fitbit. From experience, if you are walking for nine minutes, stop for one minute (say, at a traffic intersection before you are given the 'walk' prompt), and walk for another nine minutes, Fitbit will not register your walk as 'active'. This reader allows you to specify a step frequency that is considered active during a duration (the finest is minutes) and a number of time periods that can be inactive before ending the activity.
All data returns are in Pandas dataframes.
Setup
Option 1: Clone the repository
Best if you want to modify or view the code - note that you can do the following inside of a virtual environment
git clone https://github.com/robotpt/fitbit-reader
An easy way to setup the repository with its dependencies and with your Python path
is to use pip.
pip install -e fitbit-reader
Tests can be run with the following commands.
cd fitbit-reader
python3 -m unittest
Option 2: Use Pip
Best if you just want to use it
python3 -m pip install fitbit_reader
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