add_alarm: Add alarm
In teramonagi/fitbitr: Provides Access to Fitbit API
Description
Adds the alarm settings to a given ID for a given device.
Usage
1
2
Arguments
token
An OAuth 2.0 token generated by oauth_token()
tracker_id
The ID of the tracker for which data is returned. The tracker-id value is found by get_devices().
time
Time of day that the alarm vibrates with a UTC timezone offset, e.g. 07:15-08:00
weekday
Comma separated list of days of the week on which the alarm vibrates, e.g. MONDAY,TUESDAY
enabled
TRUE or FALSE. If FALSE, alarm does not vibrate until enabled is set to TRUE.
recurring
TRUE or FALSE. If FALSE, the alarm is a single event.
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Description
Adds the alarm settings to a given ID for a given device.
Usage
1 2 |
Arguments
token |
An OAuth 2.0 token generated by oauth_token() |
tracker_id |
The ID of the tracker for which data is returned. The tracker-id value is found by get_devices(). |
time |
Time of day that the alarm vibrates with a UTC timezone offset, e.g. 07:15-08:00 |
weekday |
Comma separated list of days of the week on which the alarm vibrates, e.g. MONDAY,TUESDAY |
enabled |
TRUE or FALSE. If FALSE, alarm does not vibrate until enabled is set to TRUE. |
recurring |
TRUE or FALSE. If FALSE, the alarm is a single event. |
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