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Add support for a Withings wifi scale

Former Member
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Instead of me manually entering my weight & body fat, how about having some integration with the Withings wifi scale?

Here's the API link

http://www.withings.com/en/api/bodyscale
  • I just noticed that my weight readings from the scale are showing up on the garmin calendar.
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 10 years ago
    Question for those using MFP and Garmin Connect:

    If you do not use MFP to record calorie intake, how often is weight (and other?) data synced between MFP and Garmin Connect?

    I ask because I am considering purchase of Withings wireless scales and would like to link via MFP to GC but will not be recording calorie intake and fear that the sync is triggered only when calories are recorded.
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 10 years ago
    PUSH.

    Is there anyone here that had the Withings -> MFP -> Garmin Connect combo working properly? Like stepping on the scale, upload to Withings, sync to MyFitnessPal and from there to Garmin. For me it works until the MFP-Garmin step. There the data is lost somewhere.
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 10 years ago
    PUSH.

    Is there anyone here that had the Withings -> MFP -> Garmin Connect combo working properly? Like stepping on the scale, upload to Withings, sync to MyFitnessPal and from there to Garmin. For me it works until the MFP-Garmin step. There the data is lost somewhere.


    Unless you are using MFP to record food intake (calories) you will need to trigger a manual sync between GC and MFP. To do this, go to GC > Calories In/Out and click on "Sync Now".
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 10 years ago
    Thanks Simon. That was helpful. It works now. But ONLY for the last entry in the list. So I would have to do this EVERY day or at least every day I step on the scale. :( Any way to circumvent that?
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 10 years ago
    Thanks Simon. That was helpful. It works now. But ONLY for the last entry in the list. So I would have to do this EVERY day or at least every day I step on the scale. :( Any way to circumvent that?


    Not that I'm aware of. I'm trying to build an automated service myself but struggling with the opaque GC API at the moment! It's just a simple call to a single URL but the login and authorisation is a non-trivial process!

    But I think that GC is limited to recording one weight entry per day, so that would be a limiting factor anyway, if you were looking to do multiple weigh-ins per day.
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 10 years ago
    I don't need multiple weigh-ins. An automatic way would be great. The button "sync now" is no unique URL one can just reload every other day. The other solution would be to simply add automatically some food to MFP. Then the sync would go forward automatically. Correct?
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 10 years ago
    +1 for a direct support of Withings devices in GC.
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 10 years ago
    I don't need multiple weigh-ins. An automatic way would be great. The button "sync now" is no unique URL one can just reload every other day. The other solution would be to simply add automatically some food to MFP. Then the sync would go forward automatically. Correct?


    Certainly adding food to MFP would trigger the update of weight to GC. Calling the "sync now" URL is not a problem. Doing the login process to GC automatically (i.e. building scripts to do it and run) is not straight forward. I've lost several days to this already!!!
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 10 years ago
    Certainly adding food to MFP would trigger the update of weight to GC. Calling the "sync now" URL is not a problem. Doing the login process to GC automatically (i.e. building scripts to do it and run) is not straight forward. I've lost several days to this already!!!


    Why not "call" it in the browser instance where one is logged in anyways?