NikeV2

Learn more about the Nike+ API at https://developer.nike.com/.

gem install nike_v2

Once Nike releases the OAuth api this gem will include the ability to fetch the access token too

In order to utilize the Nike+ API in its current state, you'll need to do the following:

• Sign up for a Nike+ account at http://nikeplus.nike.com/plus/
• Log into the developer portal and generate an access token at https://developer.nike.com/

require 'nike_v2'

# Initialize a person
person = NikeV2::Person.new(access_token: 'a1b2c3d4')
# Fetch persons summary
person.summary
# Fetch a persons activities
person.activities
# Load more data for an activity
activity = person.activities.first
activity.fetch_data
# Fetch GPS Data for an activity
activity.gps_data

The activities api allows you to directly pass arguements to the Nike+ api. It also allows you to prefetch the metrics for each activity returned

#fetch 99 activities
person.activities(:count => 99)
#prefetch the metrics for activities
person.activities(:build_metrics => true)

We also smart load the metrics for activities now so you don't have to explicity load them

person.activities.total_fuel #fetches the metrics if they aren't already loaded
 => 394

As of version 0.3.0 you can cache calls to the Nike+ V2 api. We use the ApiCache (https://github.com/mloughran/api_cache) gem for this and all options in cache directive are passed to the api_cache config. Setting config.cache false disables the cache

# config/initializers/nike_v2.rb
NikeV2.configure do |config|
  config.cache = {
    :cache => 3600
  }
end

Possible options:

{
  :cache => 600,    # 10 minutes  After this time fetch new data
  :valid => 86400,  # 1 day       Maximum time to use old data
                    #             :forever is a valid option
  :period => 60,    # 1 minute    Maximum frequency to call API
  :timeout => 5     # 5 seconds   API response timeout
  :fail =>          # Value returned instead of exception on failure
}

• Fork the project.
• Make your feature addition or bug fix in a new topic branch within your repo.
• Add specs for any new or modified functionality.
• Commit and push your changes to Github
• Send a pull request

I used Kevin Thompson's NikeApi gem as inspiration. Find it here: https://github.com/kevinthompson/nike_api

Copyright (c) 2013 SmashTank Apps, LLC.

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