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nuttyficket Aug 2014 12:35pm, 27 Aug 2014 100 posts	0 nuttyficket I've got a half-gig of gpx files waiting for upload
BFC Aug 2014 1:46pm, 27 Aug 2014 9 posts	0 BFC My basic ruby clone of the PHP scripts is now hosted on GitHub at github.com I plan to evolve this as the API evolves and make it a gem for use in other projects.
fetcheveryone Aug 2014 2:04pm, 27 Aug 2014 14,821 posts	0 fetcheveryone What else would you like to see? (And is a 'gem' a ruby term? I'm guessing yes)
Blister Aug 2014 2:13pm, 27 Aug 2014 7,246 posts	0 Blister Nice one Fetch. I'm interested in using this in the future, although at the moment I'm pretty tied up with building a brand new CMS platform (in C# .NET) for my company! Perhaps if I get a chance, could do an example in .NET as well.
fetcheveryone Aug 2014 2:17pm, 27 Aug 2014 14,822 posts	0 fetcheveryone If you get a chance to rework the simple example, that'd be great - it's one step closer for whoever comes along next. Thanks dude.
BFC Aug 2014 3:09pm, 27 Aug 2014 10 posts	0 BFC Yup, gem is a ruby term. Essentially a reusable library. One thing that I think would be good is a method to obtain the authenticating user's own uid. It might be an idea to include the authenticating user's own "Athlete" information in the response with the access_token in much the same way ~~strava~~ does (http://strava.github.io/api/v3/oauth/#post-token)
fetcheveryone Aug 2014 4:23pm, 27 Aug 2014 14,830 posts	0 fetcheveryone BFC - that's the next big step I think (besides adding other methods to the list). NF - if you can avoid say 11am-2pm, and 7pm-11pm (just for now), give it a try with a small batch from your file list.
dan_a Aug 2014 7:28pm, 27 Aug 2014 3,003 posts	0 dan_a Hi Lord Fetch! I've been trying to upload data using cURL from the command line but not having any luck. Does the server only accept 'Content-Type: application/json' by any chance?
dan_a Aug 2014 9:56pm, 27 Aug 2014 3,004 posts	0 dan_a Also, from the documentation page, are you sure that gzip then URL encode is correct? Maybe gzip then Base64?
dan_a Aug 2014 10:05pm, 27 Aug 2014 3,005 posts	0 dan_a Nope - ignore that last message - I've just checked with the example PHP code. Grrr, I've got more work to do now!

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We're very much in the "gently trying things out" stage, but please join in if you're interested in working with a Fetch API:

Get your developer keys here:
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/api-request-keys.php

And a basic PHP client example here:
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/demo/api_client.0.2.zip

With thanks to Badger, here's a Python version:
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/demo/FetchAPIPython_0.2.zip

Available methods:
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/api-doc.php

Join the developer group here:
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/groups-view.php?id=1167

If you'd care to port the client into another language, please let me know, and I can upload it to share with others.

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