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May 2017
10:41am, 23 May 2017
2,060 posts
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larkim
I use Tapiriik to make sure that some of my various repositories of run data are all kept in sync. As a Garmin user, I don't need that for Fetch, but there will be some other user scenarios where using a facility like that would be good (e.g. users who only use their phones with strava for example).
Any plans to work with the guy who looks after the Tapiriik service to allow synchronization, or are there blocks which would mean this can't work?
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Mar 2019
8:54am, 9 Mar 2019
1,458 posts
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shanksi
I was just thinking about this, Tapiriik is all open source so it should be possible to add fetch as a new service if there was a suitable api for fetch
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Mar 2019
11:11am, 9 Mar 2019
6,903 posts
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larkim
It relies on the guy that owns the site feeling it's work while him coding the site etc.
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Mar 2019
1:23pm, 9 Mar 2019
1,459 posts
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shanksi
Not really, it's open source and hosted on github, so it might only take a semi-competent developer to checkout the code, add the new service and then create a pull request - it then just needs the site owner to agree that the new code is up to scratch it can me merged into the main code base and deployed.
Looking at the Fetch API, I think it can be done. I may give it a go - hardest part could be setting up the various dependencies so I can run the code locally for testing/debugging
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Mar 2019
7:31pm, 9 Mar 2019
6,904 posts
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larkim
Ah, didn't realise it had gone into GitHub, it's been a while since I last needed to use it for syncing stuff since I moved from TomTom to Garmin.
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