DEPRECATED

MyFitnessPal are moving to a new API protocol. This library implements the original V1 binary protocol - it’s unknown how long that API will be supported.

You may have better luck with this V2 library: https://github.com/coddingtonbear/python-myfitnesspal

mfpsync

MyFitnessPal sync API client. Consists of a program that outputs sync data as a JSON object, and a Python library for programmatic use.

Command-line:

$ pip install mfpsync
$ mfpsync USERNAME PASSWORD
[
...
  {
      "type": "Food",
      "data": {
          "original_master_id": 13599087,
          "is_deleted": false,
          "description": "Oats",
          "nutrients": {
              "calories": 371.0,
              "fat": 8.0,
              "protein": 12.0,
              "carbohydrates": 59.0,
...
]

Python:

from mfpsync import Sync

for packet in Sync(username, password).get_packets():
    print packet

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