get_streams: Retrieve a Strava data stream for a single activity

In rStrava: Access the 'Strava' API

Retrieve a Strava data stream for a single activity

Description

Retrieve a Strava data stream for a single activity. Internally called by get_activity_streams.

Usage

get_streams(
  stoken,
  id,
  request = "activities",
  types = NULL,
  resolution = NULL,
  series_type = NULL
)

Arguments

stoken	A config object created using the strava_oauth function
id	character for id of the request
request	chr string defining the stream type, must be "activities", "segment_efforts", "segments"
types	list of chr strings with any combination of "time" (seconds), "latlng", "distance" (meters), "altitude" (meters), "velocity_smooth" (meters per second), "heartrate" (bpm), "cadence" (rpm), "watts", "temp" (degrees Celsius), "moving" (boolean), or "grade_smooth" (percent)
resolution	chr string for the data resolution to retrieve, can be "low", "medium", "high", defaults to all
series_type	chr string for merging the data if resolution is not equal to "all". Accepted values are "distance" or "time". If omitted, no merging is performed.

Details

Requires authentication stoken using the strava_oauth function and a user-created API on the strava website. From the API documentation, 'streams' is the Strava term for the raw data associated with an activity.

Value

Data from an API request.

Examples

## Not run: 
# create authentication token
# requires user created app name, id, and secret from Strava website
stoken <- httr::config(token = strava_oauth(app_name, app_client_id, 
	app_secret, cache = TRUE))

get_streams(stoken, id = '351217692', types = list('distance', 'latlng'))

## End(Not run)

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