Personal Dashboard & API

A personal statistics dashboard and API.

Inspiration

I wrote about this a little while back Personal API • Quantified Self.

Instructions

1. Run rake db:setup and answer the prompts.

2. Setup your env file to include the following variables: JAWBONE_UP_EMAIL, JAWBONE_UP_PWD, WITHINGS_OAUTH_CONSUMER_KEY, WITHINGS_OAUTH_CONSUMER_SECRET, WITHINGS_OAUTH_TOKEN, WITHINGS_OAUTH_TOKEN_SECRET, and WITHINGS_USER_ID.

3. Deploy to Heroku and ensure you've set all your config variables above on Heroku.

4. Next, setup Heroku Scheduler and add rake refresh_jawbone and rake refresh_withings to run every hour.

Features

Dashboard

The dashboard displays data related to sleep, steps, calories, mood, weight, and pulse. The data is pulled down from the Jawbone and Withings API. The dashboard itself is responsive so it looks decent on an iPhone or iPad.

API

Generate an APIKey on the server to be used when querying specific resources. An example call to the API would be something like http://api.hopkins.io/v0/steps?access_token=f5f9d468258eebf57a505ae528a725a7. This would return all the expected JSON.

Credit

• Chart.js — Simple HTML5 Charts using the tag.
• jawbone-up-ruby — Ruby API client for the Jawbone UP.
• simplificator-withings — A Ruby library for accessing WBS API data.
• withings-api — Ruby library used to authenticate with the WBS API.
• gridster.js — Intuitive draggable layouts.

Notes

• Withings API • Quick Start Guide
• Version 1.0.0 • Personal API
• Progress • Personal API
• Personal API • Quantified Self

Authors

Christopher Hopkins

• http://twitter.com/hopkinschris
• https://github.com/hopkinschris

License

You may use the Dashboard project under the terms of the MIT License.