My simplified understanding (others, correct me if I’m wrong) is Strava will not allow open access to a user’s data. Exporting to another destination that is directly associated with a Strava user is allowable.
That is why the Strava export to Intervals.icu activities (linked to a single user) continues to work, yet the Intervals.icu API extract (not restricted. open to pull any user) is no longer allowable if the data source is Strava.
Strava to HealthFit is ok because it, too, is on a specific user basis. Then, when HealthFit exports to Intervals.icu the data source in Intervals.icu is HealthFit, not Strava.
I have an excel linked to intervals. For some reason it is no longer pulling through manually created workouts from Strava. Intervals.icu has them, but the excel sheet does not.
All other workouts, from what I can quickly see, are pulling through.
Has this also got to do with the whole strava privacy thingy they have implemented ?
so what you’re saying is that everything I’m seeing in the excel sheet is actually coming from garmin and not Strava.
actually I just check and that is the case. I name my rides slightly differently in garmin and strava, and what is showing in excel is the garmin names.
I have not, but the only differences between the garmin data and the strava data is the handful of manual entries from when my garmin did not record. It should be easy enough to sort out.
Is OAuth required for an APPLICATION or really simply to access other athletes beside yourself. Context, I’m not writing an APPLICATION, but I’m interesting in using POSTMAN to automate some activities, which I’m currently doing for myself, but have an interest in doing for athletes I coach. Is OAurh required for that or is basic authentication acceptable?
The docs say that " An empty stub object is returned for Strava activities", does this apply to your own activities? Assuming I am just using basic authentication and 0 for the athlete ID. Can I access my own activities?
I’ve been experimenting with the API using the RapiDoc UI, looking at power curves, it seems like the activity type is not being filtered correctly.
For the request:
curl -X GET "https://intervals.icu/api/v1/athlete/0/power-curves{ext}?curves=84d&type=Ride"
Run activities are being returned in the activity list at the bottom of the response. To confirm this I tried the following:
curl -X GET "https://intervals.icu/api/v1/athlete/0/power-curves{ext}?curves=7d&type=Ride"
In the past 7 days I have only run, this should return an empty list, but instead it returns my power curve based on the runs I’ve done the past 7 days.
Have I found a bug, or am I doing something wrong?
@david Is it possible to get fitness and fatigue broken down by activity type via the API? I do triathlon and would like data for the three disciplines separately.
There isn’t an endpoint to create attachments yet. I need to think about how to do that. Probably not as a single call though because the endpoint will accept multipart form data for the attachment file and that doesn’t play nicely with a JSON event payload.
When uploading activity files (POST /api/v1/athlete/{id}/activities), is there a way to signal that the external_id belongs to a specific platform? Specifically, I’m uploading old Zwift rides and I have the Zwift ID, so it’d be neat if I could properly link it.
Unfortunately not really. Activities do have a source (e.g. ZWIFT) which is what triggers the link creation in the client app but making that updatable would cause problems with some sources.
Sorry for responding to an old post. I just discovered Streamlit it looks interesting. Are there any apps published that would interact with Intervals.icu or related to Running in general? I’m thinking for example taking some specific workouts performed as Test and then predicting various metrics and training zones depending on some models.