Tracks total distance covered by Fitbit user in this year using simple graphs. Activities to track can be selected by the user.

These instructions are for deploying your own version of this app. For normal use, you can just use the website.

• Init a virtual environment python3 -m venv env
• Install autoenv pip install autoenv==1.0.0
• Activate virtual environment and variables cd . or source .env
• Install dependencies in virtual environment pip install -r requirements.txt
• (Optional) Install Redis, if you want to test subscriptions locally. On Mac run brew install redis

Below steps are required only if you want to deploy the app to Heroku.

• Install Heroku cli and login
• Create a Heroku app heroku create HEROKU-APP-NAME (pick your app name)
• Set deploy configuration heroku config:set APP_SETTINGS=config.StagingConfig
• Enable Redis heroku addons:create heroku-redis:hobby-dev

Create a Fitbit app with below values.

• OAuth 2.0 Application Type: Server
• Callback URL:

http://localhost:5000/account/edit
http://HEROKU-APP-NAME.herokuapp.com/auth
https://HEROKU-APP-NAME.herokuapp.com/auth

• Add a subscriber (only for heroku or remote deployments)

Default
Endpoint URL: https://HEROKU-APP-NAME.herokuapp.com/update
Type: JSON Body
Subscriber ID: 1

• For local setup, create a file named .secrets with following template and values of your Fitbit app

export FITBIT_APP_ID="OAuth 2.0 Client ID"
export FITBIT_APP_SECRET="Client Secret"

• For heroku setup, run following commands using values of your Fitbit app

heroku config:set FITBIT_APP_ID="OAuth 2.0 Client ID"
heroku config:set FITBIT_APP_SECRET="Client Secret"
heroku config:set FITBIT_VERIFICATION_CODE="Subscriber Verification Code"

• Install Postgres and open Postgres shell psql
• Create a database create database fitgoal; and exit \q
• Setup local database python manage.py db upgrade
• Enable Postgres on Heroku heroku addons:create heroku-postgresql:hobby-dev
• Setup heroku database heroku run python manage.py db upgrade

• Execute python app.py
• (Optional) Do these only if you want to test Subscriptions locally
  • Start Redis server in a new terminal redis-server
  • Start worker in a new terminal python worker.py

• Push code to Heroku git push heroku
• Verify Subscribers endpoint from your Fitbit app's page.