AdminEric Jain
(CEO / Founder, Zenobase)
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An error occurred while saving the comment This would be great, as none of the current options for getting Apple Health data into Zenobase (see https://blog.zenobase.com/tagged/apple-health) work well, but it's unlikely to happen anytime soon...
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An error occurred while saving the comment Good point, hadn't realized that you can now uncheck any of the requested permissions... We need access to the "profile" to get your preferred units of measurement and time zone.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Good to know that you can get Garmin data via Strava, thanks for the tip!
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Looks like playlists are limited to 200 items; does that apply to the playlist containing the watched clips, too? Can’t test this myself right now because I disabled my YouTube history :-)
An error occurred while saving the comment Thanks, good to know.
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An error occurred while saving the comment If you're on Android: Zenobase now integrates with the Trackthisforme app. This works quite well for logging simple numeric values, see the demo at http://youtu.be/9uufLhxVg70.
An error occurred while saving the comment Currently talking to some app developers (e.g. Tap Log) to see if they'd be interested in integrating their tracking apps with Zenobase, but we'll see...
btw I'll be glad to help set up the Reporter config file.
An error occurred while saving the comment Zenobase can import data from the Reporter app (see http://blog.zenobase.com/post/77238240850), but Reporter's sampling approach isn't ideal for many purposes, e.g. recording what time you drank your last cup of coffee, and doesn't support quantitative data as well as qualitative data.
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API-collected data should go back as far as you need it to, just select a date that's far back enough when creating the task.
I have mostly given up on adding new file import options: It's too much trouble to maintain, as you end up supporting multiple versions for each app or service (formats change over time, but users still expect to be able to upload previously exported files). On top of that, some apps have locale-specific timestamps and units in their files...
A better approach may be to have a public repository of scripts that can deal with specific formats, and that can be tweaked for each case as needed. I already have a small collection of one-off scripts that were used to parse and import data from various sources. So if I have any time to spend on this, I'll invest it in cleaning up and sharing that!