This is a sample to acquire data from JINS MEME web api (OAuth2).

pip install oauthlib

This sample acquires 15-second interval data and 60-second interval data according to the OAuth2 authorization code flow and saves them in CSV.

• client_id / client_secret / redirect_uri are obtained from the JINS MEME Developers app list and rewritten.
• Set the range of the date and time you want to fetch to the data start datetime (date_from) and data end datetime (date_to) in the parameters.
• Run python data_fetch.py.
• (You will see a message that the redirect URL is inaccessible because you have not set up a web server for the redirect URL, but this is not a problem)
• Copy and paste the URL(contains grant code) in the address bar into the Python REPL
• The data is retrieved, converted to a pandas dataframe, and saved as CSV (15s_interval_data.csv, 60s_interval_data.csv)

This is a version of the above version that eliminates the need to copy and paste URLs by additionally starting a local web server.

• client_id / client_secret / redirect_uri are obtained from the JINS MEME Developers app list and rewritten.
  • redirect_uri should be https://localhost:5001/ and the app registered.
  • If port:5001 is used, specify another port.
• Create a certificate for the local web server

openssl req -x509 -new -days 365 -nodes \
  -keyout localhost.pem \
  -out localhost.pem \
  -subj "/CN=localhost"

• Specify the data fetch date range in fetch_from / fetch_to with zero fill.
• Run python data_fetch_auto.py.
• The data is retrieved, converted to a pandas dataframe, and saved as CSV (15s_interval_data.csv, 60s_interval_data.csv)

This sample reads a CSV of data at 60 second intervals and draws a heat map. Configurable items are as follows.

• _minutes: Object(string), how many minutes to summarize, a divisible number (5/10/15/20/30) for 60 is preferred
• _index: Object(string), "act" (overall index that includes the number of steps plus the number of head movements at low step counts) or "stp" (step count only)
• _scale: Object(string), "lin" or 'log
• _function: Object(string), "max" or "mean".