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Reverse engineering of the nike fuel api to get your fuel
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Author: [email protected] | |
to run you will need to install the following: | |
pip install requests | |
pip install simplejson | |
get the auth token and device id by sniffing the nike app syncing | |
with api.nike.com with charles | |
How to get teh device id and auth token: | |
1) Set up the proxy settings for api.nike.com | |
- open the proxy settings | |
- click 'SSL' | |
- add api.nike.com to the locations list. | |
2) Plug in you nike plus watch | |
3) In the sequence view search for "api.nike.com" | |
- there should be a few urls here | |
- you want /v1.0/me/sync/lasttimestamp | |
- the device id will be in the query parameters | |
""" | |
# blog post explaining all of this coming soon. | |
import requests | |
from pprint import pprint | |
try: | |
import simplejson as json | |
except ImportError: | |
import json | |
APPLICATION_JSON = 'application/json' | |
# when to start getting fuel data from | |
start_date = '011011' | |
# when to get data through | |
end_date = '290815' | |
# how many buckets to get the data in | |
fidelity = 24 * 60 | |
headers = { | |
'Accept': APPLICATION_JSON, | |
'appid': 'fuelband' | |
} | |
params = { | |
'access_token': 'YOUR AUTH TOKEN', | |
'deviceId': 'YOUR DEVICE ID', | |
'endDate': end_date, | |
'fidelity': fidelity, | |
} | |
d = { | |
'protocol': 'https', | |
'domain': 'api.nike.com', | |
'version': 'v1.0', | |
'path': 'me/activities/summary/%s' % start_date, | |
} | |
url = '{protocol}://{domain}/{version}/{path}'.format(**d) | |
print url | |
print 'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good.' | |
r = requests.get( | |
url, | |
params=params, | |
headers=headers, | |
) | |
# Dump the raw data | |
f = open('fueldump_raw.json', 'w') | |
f.write(r.text) | |
f.close() | |
# write it out formatted nicely | |
f = open('fueldump_format.json', 'w') | |
json.dump(json.loads(r.text), f, indent=2) | |
f.close() | |
print 'Mischief managed' | |
# Uncomment to print the data, it is a lot of data... | |
# for activity in loaded['daily']: | |
# print activity['activityIds'] | |
# print [x['fuel'] for x in activity['history']] | |
# summary = activity['summary'] | |
# print summary['activeTime'] | |
# print summary['calories'] | |
# print summary['distance'] | |
# print summary['startDate'] | |
# print summary['totalFuel'] |
How to get teh device id and auth token:
- Set up the proxy settings for api.nike.com
- open the proxy settings
- click 'SSL'
- add api.nike.com to the locations list.
-
Plug in you nike plus watch
-
In the sequence view search for "api.nike.com"
- there should be a few urls here
- you want /v1.0/me/sync/lasttimestamp
- the device id will be in the query parameters
hi, thanks for providing this! I wonder in what format the date in the response is? it doesn't seems that it's unix timecode.
EDIT / ANSWER: sorry, of course it's unix timestamp * 1000
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Hey, any pointer on how to get the auth token and the device id? charles keeps crashing on me.