A third-party API for accessing MyFitnessPal diary data.
For it to work, you should set your diary privacy status to "public".
npm install mfp --save
var mfp = require('mfp');
Asynchronously scrapes nutrient data from a user's food diary on a given date.
StringString with format YYYY-MM-DDString or Array
String 'all', which will fetch data for all nutrient fieldsArray of nutrient field names, each a String. Allowable field names:
Function
data, which will be an Object
whose keys are the nutrient field names and values are each a Number, as well as the date.
Eg. { 'date': '2014-10-05', 'calories': 2078, 'carbs': 98, 'fat': 119, 'saturated fat': 35, 'protein': 153 }Example 1:
mfp.fetchSingleDate('username', '2014-09-15', 'all', function(data){
console.log(data);
});
Example 2:
mfp.fetchSingleDate('username', '2014-09-15', ['calories', 'protein', 'carbs', 'fat'], function(data){
console.log(data);
});
Asynchronously scrapes nutrient data from a user's food diary on a given date.
StringString with format YYYY-MM-DDString with format YYYY-MM-DDString or Array
String 'all', which will fetch data for all nutrient fieldsArray of nutrient field names, each a String. Allowable field names:
Function
data, which will be an Object
with the following format:
Eg.{ username: 'exampleUser',
data: [
{ 'date': '2014-07-05', 'calories': 2078, 'carbs': 98, 'fat': 119, 'saturated fat': 35, 'protein': 153 },
{ 'date': '2014-07-06', 'calories': 2078, 'carbs': 98, 'fat': 119, 'saturated fat': 35, 'protein': 153 },
{ 'date': '2014-07-07', 'calories': 2078, 'carbs': 98, 'fat': 119, 'saturated fat': 35, 'protein': 153 }
]
}
Example 1:
mfp.fetchDateRange('username', '2014-09-15', '2014-09-18', 'all', function(data){
console.log(data);
});
Example 2:
mfp.fetchDateRange('username', '2014-09-15', '2014-09-18', ['calories', 'protein', 'carbs', 'fat'], function(data){
console.log(data);
});
Asynchronously checks the privacy status of a user's food diary.
StringFunction
status, which will be a String
with the following possible values:
Example:
mfp.diaryStatusCheck('username', function(status) {
console.log(status);
});
Asynchronously checks to see if all the API functions work correctly. They may cease to work because MyFitnessPal can change the way they present data on their site at any time.
Function
errors, which will be an array
containing the following possible strings:
Example:
mfp.apiStatusCheck(function(errors) {
if (errors.length !== 0) {
errors.forEach(function(error){
console.log(error);
});
} else {
console.log("There aren't any errors!");
}
});
Feel free to contribute with any of the items in the backlog.
To Contribute via Issue Notice:
To Contribute via Pull Request:
Fork the repo
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style.
Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Write tests in the appropriate spec file in the test directory
Submit a pull request to master branch
gulp lint
gulp test
gulp watch
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A third-party API for accessing MyFitnessPal diary data
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