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= wiscale
Ruby Wrapper for Withings Wifi Scale API
== INSTALL: sudo gem install wiscale
== SYNOPSIS:
Setup: require 'wiscale' client = WiScale.new(:userid => 123, :publickey => 'asdlkfja')
Get all measurements without any filters: measurements = client.get_meas
Get only the last measurement: measurements = client.get_meas(:limit => 1)
Get the last measurement as weight in lbs and %fat: measurements[0].each do |rec| type = rec['type'].to_i value = (rec['value'].to_i * (10 ** rec['unit'])).to_f
if type == 6
puts "Fat %: " + value.round(2)
elsif type == 1
puts "Weight " + (value * 2.20462262).round(2) + " lb"
end
end
Subscribe a URL to push notification: client.notify_subscribe('http://www.mytestingurl.com', 'this is a test')
Get the notification you just created: client.notify_get('http://www.mytestingurl.com')
Revoke the notification: client.notify_revoke('http://www.mytestingurl.com')
Get all user information: client.get_by_userid
Get a list of users for a logon: WiScale.get_users_list('myemail@address.com', 'mywithingspassword')
== Note on Patches/Pull Requests
== Copyright
Copyright (c) 2010 Jon Gaudette. See LICENSE for details.
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