FitBark

A Ruby interface to the FitBark® API.

• website: https://www.fitbark.com
• API documentation: https://www.fitbark.com/dev/

Using this gem you will benefit from the following advantages over the FitBark's source API (which unfortunately does not fully follow the REST good practices):

• Consistency in the nomenclature (ex: collections named as plural, single objects as singular, standardized key params in different methods/calls).
• Items as real specific objects.
• Attribute value received according to the right type (String, Integer, Time, Date ...).
• Attibutes aliases with ruby-friendly nomenclature (ex: *_at for time values, *_on for dates, *? for predicates, etc.)

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'fitbark'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install fitbark

First of all, to use this gem you need to register inside FitBark's website for a FitBark Developer Application.

Once you have received the client_id and client_secret you can start to use FitBark's API.

First step: in Terminal open irb or rails console, then generate an authorization uri:

  require 'fitbark'
  
  client_id = 'CLIENT-ID-PROVIDED-BY-FITBARK'
  client_secret = 'CLIENT-SECRET-PROVIDED-BY-FITBARK'
  redirect_uri = 'urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob'
  
  auth = Fitbark::Auth.new(client_id: client_id, redirect_uri: redirect_uri)
  auth.authorization_uri

Second step: open/redirect your browser to authorization uri, a prompt for a user login will appear, once the login is done an authorization code can be fetched from success redirection (in the uri or html).

Third step: retieve access token:

  authorization_code = '27e5dd1307cddc7b5d8d72264ef1...'
  
  auth = Fitbark::Auth.new(client_id: client_id, redirect_uri: redirect_uri,  
         code: authorization_code, client_secret: client_secret)
  data_token = auth.fetch_access_token!

Returns an object kind Fitbark::Data::Token having this properties:

• token: the access token string.
• type: access token's typology.
• expires_at: a time based on the expires_in attribute.
• scopes: an array of scopes

With Fitbark::Client we interact with API endpoints calling the specific methods.
To use a client it must be initialized with a token:

  client = Fitbark::Client.new(token: data_token.token)

logged user informations:

  user = client.user_info
  # returns an object Fitbark::Data::UserInfo

user's picture:

  client.user_picture(user_slug: user.slug)
  # returns an object Fitbark::Data::PictureInfo

all dogs owned by logged user:

  client.own_dogs
  # returns an array of Fitbark::Data::DogInfo

all dogs having friendship with logged user:

  client.friend_dogs
  # returns an array of Fitbark::Data::DogInfo

choice a dog from my owned dogs:

  my_dog = client.own_dogs.first
  # returns an object Fitbark::Data::DogInfo

retrieve a dog's picture:

  client.dog_picture(dog_slug: my_dog.slug)
  # returns an object Fitbark::Data::PictureInfo

retrieve daily activity series (in a selected date range):

client.activity_series(dog_slug: my_dog.slug,  
 from: 7.days.ago, to: Date.today, resolution: :daily)
 # returns an array of Fitbark::Data::ActivityDaily

hourly activity series (in a selected date range):

client.activity_series(dog_slug: my_dog.slug,  
 from: 3.days.ago, to: Date.today, resolution: :hourly)
 # returns an array of Fitbark::Data::ActivityHourly

total activity points (in a selected date range):

client.activity_total(dog_slug: my_dog.slug, from: 20.days.ago, to: Date.today)
# returns an Integer

statistics about similar dogs:

client.similar_dogs_stats(dog_slug: my_dog.slug)
# returns a Fitbark::Data::SimilarDogsStat object

time breakdown(in a selected date range):

client.time_breakdown(dog_slug: my_dog.slug, from: 20.days.ago, to: Date.today)
# returns a Fitbark::Data::ActivityLevel object

For complete documentation about all client's methods and all attributes for returned data objects please read the following section.

If you clone this repository in your local machine, complete documentation abount all classes and modules can be make in terminal with the command rdoc (from project's root directory).

$ rdoc

Run tests with rspec (from project's root directory) in Terminal:

$ bundle exec rspec

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/natydev/fitbark. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.