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@manikandanb/strava_api

v1.2.0

Published

Getting strava activity using Strava API

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Readme

@manikandanb/strava_api

Strava athletes upload millions of activities every day. @manikandanb/strava_api npm library will help developers to get all Strava Activity based on their requirements.

By using this @manikandanb/strava_api npm Library user can able to get Athelets, Club, Race, Routes, Segments and Users Activity related Data.

Installation

npm install @manikandanb/strava_api

Once you have installed it, you can import it in any Node JS Application,

const strava = require('@manikandanb/strava_api');

Once @manikandanb/strava_api is imported, you can use strava library in your Applications:


refreshTokenData = {
    client_id: *****,
    client_secret: '**************',
    refresh_token: '**************'
}

strava.getAccessTokenUsingRefreshToken(refreshTokenData).then((response) => console.log(response));

You can use your own strava cliend_id, client_secrent and refresh_token to Generate Access Token.

Methods

  • Activity

    • getAccessTokenUsingCode
      inputData = {
          client_id: *****,
          client_secret: '****************',
          code: '*************************',
      };
      
      strava.getAccessTokenUsingCode(inputData).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
      You can use your own strava client_id, client_secret and code to Generate access_token
      
    • getAccessTokenUsingRefreshToken
      refreshTokenData = {
          client_id: *****,
          client_secret: '**************',
          refresh_token: '**************'
      }
      
      strava.getAccessTokenUsingRefreshToken(refreshTokenData).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
      You can use your own strava cliend_id, client_secrent and refresh_token to Generate Access Token.
      
    • getActivity
      accessToken = {
          access_token: '**********************'
      }
      
      strava.getActivity(accessToken).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • getActivityWithPolyline
      accessToken = {
          access_token: '*****************'
      }
                
      strava.getActivityWithPolyline(accessToken).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • getActivityById
      activityId = {
          id: '**********',
          access_token: '*******************'
      }
      
      strava.getActivityById(activityId).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • getActivityComments
      activityId = {
          id: '**************',
          access_token: '****************'
      }
      
      strava.getActivityComments(activityId).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • getActivityKudos
      activityId = {
          id: '************',
          access_token: '********************'
      }
      
      strava.getActivityKudos(activityId).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • getActivityLaps
      activityId = {
          id: '5************',
          access_token: '****************'
      }
      
      strava.getActivityLaps(activityId).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • getActivityZones
      activityId = {
          id: '**************',
          access_token: '**************'
      }
      
      strava.getActivityZones(activityId).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • createActivity
      postActivity = {
          name: 'Sample Post',
          type: 'Walk',
          start_date_local: new Date()
          elapsed_time: 10,
          description: 'Sample Descriptions',
          distance: 15,
          trainer: 0,
          commute: 0,
          access_token: 'b3b4178badfc32ee5dcc4797e4d7ea1d7a42854b'
      }
      
      strava.createActivity(postActivity).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
      name, type, start_local_date and elapsed_time are required field to create a new Strava Activity. Remaining Fields are optional
            
  • Athelets

    • getAthletes
      accessToken = {
          access_token: '************'
      }
      
      strava.Athelets.getAthletes(accessToken).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • getAuthenticatedAtheleteZones
      accessToken = {
          access_token: '************'
      }
      
      strava.Athelets.getAuthenticatedAtheleteZones(accessToken).then((response) => console.log(response)); // Requeires profile:read_all  Permissions
    • getAtheleteStats
      athletes = {
          id: '*******',
          access_token: '***************'
      }
      
      strava.Athelets.getAtheleteStats(athletes).then((response) => console.log(response));
    • updateAthelets
      updateAthletes = {
          weight: 0, // You can use any Integer Value
          access_token: '********************'
      }
      
      strava.Athelets.updateAthelets(updateAthletes).then((response) => console.log(response));  // Requires profile:write  Permissions
  • Club

    • getClubById
        clubs = {
           id: '*****',
           access_token: '***********'
       }
      
       strava.club.getClubById(clubs).then((response) => console.log(response));
    • getClubActivityById
       clubs = {
          id: '*****',
          access_token: '***********'
      }
            
      strava.club.getClubActivityById(clubs).then((response) => console.log(response));
    • getClubAdminsById
      clubs = {
          id: '*****',
          access_token: '***********'
      }
      
      strava.club.getClubAdminsById(clubs).then((response) => console.log(response));
    • getClubMembersById
       clubs = {
          id: '*****',
          access_token: '***********'
      }
      
      strava.club.getClubMembersById(clubs).then((response) => console.log(response));
    • getLoggedInAthleteClubs
      accessToken = {
          access_token: '************'
      }
      
      strava.club.getLoggedInAthleteClubs(accessToken).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
  • Routes

    • getGPXRoute
      route = {
          id: '*******',
          access_token: 'b*******************'
      }
      
      strava.Routes.getGPXRoute(route).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • getTCXRoute
      route = {
          id: '*******',
          access_token: 'b*******************'
      }
      
      strava.Routes.getTCXRoute(route).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • getRoutes
      route = {
          id: '*******',
          access_token: 'b*******************'
      }
      
      strava.Routes.getRoutes(route).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
  • Running Race

    • getRunningRaces
      race = {
          year: 2019, // Year is Optional Field
          access_token: '*******************************'
      }
      
      strava.Race.getRunningRaces(race).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
    • getRunningRaceById
      raceByIds = {
          id: '*****',
          access_token: '***************'
      }
      
      strava.Race.getRunningRaceById(raceByIds).then((response) => console.log(response));
  • Segments

    • exploreSegments

      segmentsData = {
          bounds: [37.8331119, -122.4834356, 37.8280722, -122.4981393],
          activity_type: 'running',
          min_cat: 1,
          max_cat: 1,
          access_token: '************************',
      } 
      
      strava.Segments.exploreSegments(segmentsData).then(response => console.log(response));
      
      activity_type, min_cat, max_cat are optional fields. access_token and bounds are required fields.
      
      bounds: The latitude and longitude for two points describing a rectangular boundary for the search: [southwest corner latitutde, southwest corner longitude, northeast corner latitude, northeast corner longitude]
      
      activity_type: 'running' or 'riding'
      
    • getStarredSegments

      segmentsData = {
          page = 1,
          per_page = 30,
          access_token: '************************',
      }
      
      strava.Segments.getStarredSegments(segmentsData).then((response) => console.log(response));
      
      page, per_page field are optional, Defautly it will take page value as 1 and per_page value as 30
      
    • getSegmentsById

      segmentsData = {
          id: 229781,
          access_token: 'b3b4178badfc32ee5dcc4797e4d7ea1d7a42854b'
      }
      
      strava.Segments.getSegmentsById(segmentsData).then((response) => console.log(response));