Validic

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Stable Version: 0.5.1

Ruby API Wrapper for Validic. It includes the following functionality:

Breaking Changes

Methods for user provisioning, suspending, and deleting have been renamed
Methods will now default to initialized values unless overridden in options

Organization

Organization metadata

Users

Provision new Validic users
Update, Suspend, or Delete users
Get users from organization credentials
Find user id from authentication token
Refresh user authentication token

Profiles

Get profile information from user authentication token
Create and modify user profiles

Apps

List available third party apps
List synced apps for a particular user

Activities

Fitness, Routine, Nutrition, Sleep, Weight, Diabetes, Biometrics, Tobacco Cessation
Get activities scoped to user or organization
Activities from specific sources
Specified time ranges

Connect

Create activities as a Validic Connect partner
Post extra data
Update or Delete activities by Validic activity id

Latest Endpoint

Get latest data recorded, regardless of when the activity occurred
Scope to organization or user level
Specify start and end points

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'validic'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install validic

Usage

Rails 3+

First, instantiate the client.

require 'validic'

# config/initializers/validic.rb
Validic.configure do |config|
  config.api_url          = 'https://api.validic.com'
  config.api_version      = 'v1'
  config.access_token     = 'ORGANIZATION_ACCESS_TOKEN'
  config.organization_id  = 'ORGANIZATION_ID'
end

# Create a Client Object provided you have an initializer
client = Validic::Client.new

Plain ruby

options = {
  api_url:         'https://api.validic.com',
  api_version:     'v1',
  access_token:    'ORGANIZATION_ACCESS_TOKEN',
  organization_id: 'ORGANIZATION_ID'
}
client = Validic::Client.new(options)

Now you can use the wrapper's helper methods to interface with the Validic API.

# Get current organization metadata
client.get_organization

When your requests return an object they are returned as a Validic::Response object. The Validic::Response typically includes summary metadata and an array of record objects.

client.get_routine.summary.results
client.get_routine.records.first.steps

You can pass a hash of options to calls that fetch data.

client.get_routine(start_date: '2015-01-01T00:00:00+00:00')

More Examples

Below are examples of all helper methods.

require 'validic'

# Alternatively you can use an initializer
options = {
  api_url:         'https://api.validic.com',
  api_version:     'v1',
  access_token:    'ORGANIZATION_ACCESS_TOKEN',
  organization_id: 'ORGANIZATION_ID'
}
client = Validic::Client.new options

Organization methods

Get Requests

Get requests will always return a Validic::Response object. It will look like this:

sleeps = client.get_sleep
=> #<Validic::Response:0x007ff3c9e4daa8
 @records=
  [#<Validic::Sleep:0x007ff3c9e4eb60
    @_id="54b9242798b4b18fff00000d",
    @awake=12.0,
    @deep=nil,
    @last_updated="2015-01-16T14:45:59+00:00",
    @light=nil,
    @rem=nil,
    @source="healthy_yet",
    @source_name="HealthyYet",
    @times_woken=nil,
    @timestamp="2015-01-16T14:45:38+00:00",
    @total_sleep=nil,
    @user_id="54a2eda484626bb50a00002c",
    @utc_offset="+00:00">
 @summary=
  #<Validic::Summary:0x007ff3c9e4eea8
   @end_date="2015-01-17T23:59:59+00:00",
   @limit=100,
   @message="Ok",
   @next=nil,
   @offset=0,
   @previous=nil,
   @results=2,
   @start_date="2015-01-15T00:00:00+00:00",
   @status=200,
   @timestamp=nil>>

Now you have access to a Summary object and an array of activity objects. You can step through either object like so:

sleeps.summary
=> #<Validic::Summary:0x007ff3ca2d98d8
 @end_date="2015-01-17T23:59:59+00:00",
 @limit=100,
 @message="Ok",
 @next=nil,
 @offset=0,
 @previous=nil,
 @results=2,
 @start_date="2015-01-15T00:00:00+00:00",
 @status=200,
 @timestamp=nil>


sleeps.summary.status
=> 200


sleeps.records.first
=> #<Validic::Sleep:0x007ff3ca2d9590
 @_id="54b9242798b4b18fff00000d",
 @awake=12.0,
 @deep=nil,
 @last_updated="2015-01-16T14:45:59+00:00",
 @light=nil,
 @rem=nil,
 @source="healthy_yet",
 @source_name="HealthyYet",
 @times_woken=nil,
 @timestamp="2015-01-16T14:45:38+00:00",
 @total_sleep=nil,
 @user_id="54a2eda484626bb50a00002c",
 @utc_offset="+00:00">


sleeps.records.first.awake
=> 12.0

Get current organization

client.get_organization

User methods

Get users from organization credentials

client.get_users

Get user by Validic user id.

client.get_users(user_id: '5499a29b84626b0339000094')

Refresh authentication token

client.refresh_token(user_id: '5499a29b84626b0339000094')

Get user_id from authentication token

client.me(authentication_token: 'L9RFSRnJvkwfiZm8vEc4')

Provision new users

client.provision_user(uid: '123')

With optional profile.

client.provision_user(uid: '123', profile: { gender: 'M' })

Updating a user

client.update_user(user_id: '5499a29b84626b0339000094', uid: '123')

With optional profile.

client.update_user(user_id: '5499a29b84626b0339000094', uid: '123', profile: { gender: 'M' })

Suspend a user

client.suspend_user(user_id: '5499a29b84626b0339000094')

Unsuspend a user

client.unsuspend_user(user_id: '5499a29b84626b0339000094')

Delete a user

client.delete_user(user_id: '5499a29b84626b0339000094')

Profile methods

Get a user profile

client.get_profile(authentication_token: 'L9RFSRnJvkwfiZm8vEc4')

Create a user profile

client.create_profile(authentication_token: 'L9RFSRnJvkwfiZm8vEc4', gender: 'M')

Apps methods

Get a list of available third-party-apps

client.get_org_apps

Get a list of apps a user is synced to

client.get_user_synced_apps(authentication_token: 'L9RFSRnJvkwfiZm8vEc4')

Activity methods

You can also filter the results of the following methods by passing an options hash

Get an array of fitness records

client.get_fitness

Get an array of routine records

client.get_routine

Get an array of nutrition records

client.get_nutritions

Get an array of weight records

client.get_weight

Get an array of diabetes records

client.get_diabetes

Get an array of biometrics records

client.get_biometrics

Get an array of sleep records

client.get_sleep

Get an array of tobacco cessation records

client.get_tobacco_cessations

Get the next page of a Validic::Response

data = client.get_routine(start_date: '2013-01-01', paginated: "true")
data.next

Get the previous page of a Validic::Response

data = client.get_routine(start_date: '2013-01-01', paginated: "true", page: 3)
data.previous

Validic Connect

CRUD Operations

As a Validic Connect partner you have access to all CRUD operations.

Create

client.create_sleep(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', activity_id: 'UNIQUE_ACTIVITY_ID', awake: 2, rem: 1, deep: 7)
=>  #<Validic::Sleep:0x007fafcc2cdd40
 @_id="54b93e1b84626b0581000012",
 @activity_id="22323",
 @awake=2.0,
 @deep=7.0,
 @extras=nil,
 @last_updated="2015-01-16T16:36:43+00:00",
 @light=nil,
 @rem=1.0,
 @source="healthy_yet",
 @source_name="Healthy Yet",
 @times_woken=nil,
 @timestamp="2015-01-16T16:36:43+00:00",
 @total_sleep=nil,
 @utc_offset=nil,
 @validated=false>

Update

client.update_sleep(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID', timestamp: DateTime.now.new_offset(0).iso8601, rem: 4)

=> #<Validic::Sleep:0x007fafcc38fd28
 @_id="54b93e1b84626b0581000012",
 @activity_id="22323",
 @awake=2.0,
 @deep=7.0,
 @extras=nil,
 @last_updated="2015-01-16T16:38:23+00:00",
 @light=nil,
 @rem=4.0,
 @source="healthy_yet",
 @source_name="Healthy Yet",
 @times_woken=nil,
 @timestamp="2015-01-16T16:38:02+00:00",
 @total_sleep=nil,
 @utc_offset=nil,
 @validated=false>
[13] pry(main)>

Delete

client.delete_sleep(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID')
=> true

All objects have the same actions as outlined below.

Fitness

client.create_fitness(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', activity_id: 'UNIQUE_ACTIVITY_ID', options)
client.update_fitness(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID', options)
client.delete_fitness(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID')

Routine

client.create_routine(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', activity_id: 'UNIQUE_ACTIVITY_ID', options)
client.update_routine(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID', options)
client.delete_routine(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID')

Nutrition

client.create_nutrition(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', activity_id: 'UNIQUE_ENTRY_ID', options)
client.update_nutrition(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'UNIQUE_ENTRY_ID', options)
client.delete_nutrition(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'UNIQUE_ENTRY_ID')

Weight

client.create_weight(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', data_id: 'UNIQUE_ENTRY_ID', options)
client.update_weight(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'UNIQUE_ENTRY_ID', options)
client.delete_weight(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'UNIQUE_ENTRY_ID')

Diabetes

client.create_diabetes(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', activity_id: 'UNIQUE_ACTIVITY_ID', options)
client.update_diabetes(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID', options)
client.delete_diabetes(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID')

Biometrics

client.create_biometrics(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', data_id: 'UNIQUE_ENTRY_ID', options)
client.update_biometrics(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'UNIQUE_ENTRY_ID', options)
client.delete_biometrics(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'UNIQUE_ENTRY_ID')

Sleep

client.create_sleep(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', activity_id: 'UNIQUE_ACTIVITY_ID', options)
client.update_sleep(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_SLEEP_ID', options)
client.delete_sleep(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID')

Tobacco Cessation

client.create_tobacco_cessation(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', activity_id: 'UNIQUE_ACTIVITY_ID' options)
client.update_tobacco_cessation(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID', options)
client.delete_tobacco_cessation(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', _id: 'VALIDIC_ACTIVITY_ID')

You can also create data with your own custom extras as JSON

client.create_fitness(user_id: 'VALIDIC_USER_ID', activity_id: 'UNIQUE_ACTIVITY_ID', extras: "{\"stars\": 3}")

Latest Records

You can also pass an options hash to filter latest results

Pull latest records for specified type

client.latest_routine

Contributing

Fork it
Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
Create new Pull Request

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