elastic-lifelog

Prepare data to import into elastic search

1. Running logs (from RunKeeper)

Register application at runkeeper.com

First, Register the application at https://runkeeper.com/partner/applications. Then you can get the Client ID and Client Secret keys.
Next, create a token for OAuth 2.0.

• Execute runkeeper/runkeeper_auth.rb
  • Acquire the access token interactively.

Create csv file for logstash

Save the acquired token as runkeeper/data/token.yml in the following format.

access_token: your access token

Create a runkeeper log csv file with the following command.

$> ruby runkeeper/runkeeper.rb

2. Step logs (from Fitbit)

Register application at dev.fitbit.com

First, register the application with dev.fitbit.com. Then you can get the key of the API.
Next, open "OAuth 2.0 tutorial page" at https://dev.fitbit.com/apps/new (MANAGE MY APPS tab) and issue a token of OAuth 2.

• 1: Authorize
  • Select "Authorization Code Flow".
  • "Expires In (ms)" is set to 31536000. This is set valid for 1 year.
  • Other items can be default values.
  • Access the created URL and obtain "code".
• 1A Get Code
  • When you input "code" obtained on the screen, you can get the curl command and execute it.
    • Modify the created curl command and add -d "expires_in=31536000".
    • Include this setting and set the expiration date of the token to 1 year.
  • You can get "Access token" and "Refresh token" by executing the curl command.
• 2: Parse response
  • When copying and pasting the json response obtained with "1A Get Code", you can get a token.

Create csv file for logstash

Save the acquired token as fitbit/data/token.yml in the following format.

client_id: your client id
client_secret: your client secret
access_token: your oauth2.0 access token
refresh_token: your oauth2.0 refresh token

Create a fitbit log csv file with the following command.

$> ruby fitbit/fitbit.rb

3. Weight logs (from Nokia Health(Withings))

Register application at developer.health.nokia.com

First, register the application with https://developer.health.nokia.com/partner/dashboard. Then you can get the key of the API.
Next, open "Nokia Health API developer documentation" at https://developer.health.nokia.com/api and issue a token of OAuth 2.

• Step 1 : get a oAuth "request token"
  • Input your "Consumer key", "Consumer sercret", "Callback URL".
  • Click "Generate Request Token creation URL".
  • Open the generated URL.
• Step 2 : End-user authorization
  • Input two keys and click the "Generate link to present to the user".
  • Open the generated URL.
• Step 3 : Generating access token
  • Input your user id and click the "Generate Access Token creation URL".
  • Open the generated URL.

Save the obtained four keys, "Consumer key", "Consumer secret", "Access token", "Access token secret", "User ID" in withings/data/token.yml.

key: your key
secret: your secret
access_token: your oauth1.0 access token
access_token_secret: your oauth1.0 access token secret
user_id: your user id

Create a withings log csv file with the following command.

$> ruby withings/withings.rb

4. Music logs (from Last.fm)

Register API account

Register the API account with https://www.last.fm/api/account/create. Then you can get the key of the API.

• "Callback URL" specifies http://localhost:9292.
• The other items may be any values.

When registration is completed, "API key", "API secret" is acquired.
Set the obtained key to lastfm/data/token.yml.

Next, acquire Last.fm SessionID.

• Execute lastfm/lastfm_auth.rb
  • Acquire the access token interactively.

Add the acquired SessionID to lastfm/data/token.yml.

key: your api key
secret: your api secret
session_id: Session ID obtained in lastfm_auth.rb
user_id: your user id

Create a lastfm log csv file with the following command.

$> ruby lastfm/lastfm.rb