strava | JavaScript wrapper for the Strava JSON API | REST library

I'm recording workouts with a Flutter based mobile application. I can successfully upload bike workouts. https://github.com/BirdyF/strava_flutter/blob/master/lib/Models/activity.dart#L916 lists a pretty wide variety of sports. However I already noticed that "VirtualRide" reverts to a regular bike ride once it is uploaded to Strava.

Now as I'm uploading Kayaking data it also shows up as a bike ride as well (in the middle of a small lake). But at least it has the speed and the rpm (which is actually strokes per minute for kayaking). However if I switch that activity over to Kayaking on Strava's UI Strava stops showing the pace (speed) and the rpm.

I peeked at https://github.com/sanderroosendaal/rowingdata/blob/master/rowingdata/writetcx.py and that seems to output the rowing activities as "Other" sport. Its tests contain such TCXs as well. I just cannot believe TCX would be so limited. Does anyone have a pointer for me to solve this?

I'm outputting TCX because it's a textual format so it's easier to interpolate and debug than a binary FIT format. Since I can gzip it for upload its size is OK as well when compressed.

Is there a way to detect a user pausing a run/activity within the strava API?

I feel like this question has been answered before, but I'm off track somehow. I have the URL of a tile (see below): I see that the zoom level is 6, the 33th tile towards the east and 20th tile towards the south. My question is, can I deduct the lat/long (web mercator) coordinates of this tile using said numbers (33 / 20)?

https://heatmap-external-c.strava.com/tiles/all/hot/6/33/20@2x.png?v=19

I created an app on Strava. Authorized my app on my account with read,activity:read,activity:read_all,read_all permissions.

I didn't want polling their API for activities as they recommend webhooks for that.

So I created a webhook subscription and validated it via the callback url.

Here's the response of Strava API for the webhook subscriptions I successfully created:

I am trying to show multiple sets of different polylines (each set represents one cycling route with its own start and endpoint).

There are ten routes in total I am bringing in from a JSON file. The problem is the map is consolidating all the individual ten routes into one mammoth polyline.

So It is sort of connecting them all together (you can just make out the very straight line connecting between each route and only one startCap and endCap icon).

I would expect/want to see ten different startCap and endCap icons and spaces between each polyline set.

So how do I make the map show each polyline route as distinct routes?

I am using flutter_polyline_points to decode the polyline route to the google map.

Code below and the JSON is on the live link to make it easy to emulate if that helps.

In essence in terms of steps :

1. I create the google map and have one main central marker on it.

2. I then bring in ten routes from a JSON file. These are ten objects in an array called Segments. Each object has a unique id I use for the PolyLineid and a unique polyline set of points in a string. So I bring in the JSON and then.

3. iterate over each object and decode the polyline string to polyline coordinates which I attempt to then add to the map as multiple PolyLines.

Also to here is the output I am seeing to bring the issue to life.

My data is STRAVA activities in a dataframe with the index set as the date of the activity. I want to insert rows that are indexed with the date that is missing i.e. my dataframe would be indexed at a frequency of days from oldest to newest in the original data. I have tried the following methods from two other posts here Add missing dates to pandas dataframe and here pandas fill missing dates in time series

However the issue I run into is as follows. Because on some dates two activities occur the index label for the row no longer is unique and is duplicated.

I am trying to set up Strava authentication (which is plain oAuth2) in Asp.Net Core Blazor App. I am rather new to Blazor & Web dev (more of a backend background), and I don't seem to find out how to troubleshoot the reason why the Authentication does not work.

When I click the oAuth login button on the Login page in the (default) Blazor Server App, I get redirected to the correct oAuth login screen (of Strava in my case), but after I successfully enter the credentials for that App, the login page shows an error Error loading external login information.

While I would obviously appreciate any help or tips that could point out what is wrong in my code, I'm mostly searching for a way to get better error information and troubleshooting capabilities here. Setting a breakpoint in the EventHandler delegates does not show much.

This is the Startup.cs extract where I have configured the authentication setup :

I am pretty confident I'm missing something simple here. Apologies in advance, I'm new to Android.

So far my app sends a request to the Strava OAuth server, which returns to my app's implicit deep link via the callback URI I used in the request. I'm trying to get the 'code' and the 'scope' arguments that are passed with the callback URI passed to the fragment. The argument received is this, found via getArguments.

I'm trying to get an implicit deep link working in a very basic Android app. The goal is to demonstrate a basic OAuth flow with Strava's OAuth server to get access to their API.

Strava automatically whitelists 'localhost' plus any authorization callback domain you enter when you register your 'app'. I'm relying on localhost.

I have an activity plus some fragments. In Android Studio I've added a deep link to a fragment that isn't the initial one. My initial fragment asks for a login name and password then creates an IntentUri to hit the Strava OAuth server. This goes just fine and it passes the callback URI in the OAuth request along with the grant requests. The problem is that the callback URI does not go to the deep link.

I've tried a few combinations for callback URIs:

1. http://localhost/fibonacci/itemFragment
2. localhost/fibonacci/itemFragment
3. myapp://localhost/fibonacci/itemFragment

None of these work (yes I always update the URI in the OAuth request and in xml that describes the deep link at the same time.

1. the callback URI triggers a request to open the browser.
2. the Strava site flags the callback uri as invalid.
3. the callback doesn't seem to occur.

I've also tried to test this by creating a shortcut but in each the browser tries to open the shortcut.
Below are my android manifest file, my shortcuts.xml file and my nav_graph.xml.

I should at least be able to get the shortcut to work even if Strava wouldn't work for whatever reason.

Any help is appreciated.

-------------------AndroidManifest.xml---------------------------------