Pac4j integration for the FitBit API.
Bring in the library by adding the following to your build.sbt.
- The release repository:
resolvers ++= Seq(
"Millhouse Bintray" at "http://dl.bintray.com/themillhousegroup/maven"
)
- The dependency itself:
libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
"com.themillhousegroup" %% "pac4j-fitbit" % "0.1.9"
)
Once you have pac4j-fitbit added to your project, you can start using it like this:
import com.themillhousegroup.pac4jfitbit
...
val facebookClient = new FacebookClient("fbId", "fbSecret")
...
val fitbitClient = new FitBitClient("fitBitId", "fitBitSecret")
...
new Clients(baseUrl + "/callback", facebookClient, fitbitClient)
By default, the only scope argument provided to the FitBit API will be profile.
If you need more access, supply a Set[FitBitScope] as the third argument to the FitBitClient constructor, e.g.:
import com.themillhousegroup.pac4jfitbit
import com.themillhousegroup.pac4jfitbit.FitBitScopes._
val fitbitClient = new FitBitClient(
"fitBitId",
"fitBitSecret",
Set(profile, location, activity, weight)
)
The names of the FitBitScope instances are exactly as per the FitBit Scope documentation.
If a user successfully authenticates against FitBit, you'll get back an instance of a FitBitProfile, which looks like this:
class FitBitProfile extends OAuth20Profile {
override def getFirstName: String
override def getFamilyName: String
override def getDisplayName: String
/** Always returns "" - FitBit will not reveal users' emails */
override def getEmail: String = ""
override def getLocale: Locale
override def getPictureUrl: String
override def getProfileUrl: String
override def getGender: Gender
/** Returns "<city> <country>" IFF the "location" scope was requested */
override def getLocation: String
/** Will just return the user's ID. No usernames in FitBit */
override def getUsername = getId
}
