A wrapper in ruby for the Terra endpoints and models.

Install using

gem install tryterra-client

Then import the TerraAPI class from Terra

Initialise a new TerraAPI instance with:

begin
    terra = TerraAPI::Terra.new(YOUR_DEV_ID, YOUR_API_KEY)
rescue TerraError => e
    # Handle errors here
end

Now you can call the following functions from the instance:

• get_atheletes(user_id:string, to_webhook:boolean_optional)
• generate_widget_session( reference_id:string, providers:array_of_string, language:string, auth_success_redirect_url:string, auth_failure_redirect_url:string )
• get_providers
• get_subscribers
• get_user(user_id:string)
• deauthUser(user_id:string)
• get_activity( user_id:string, start_date:date, end_date:date_optional, to_webhook:boolean_optional )
• get_daily( user_id:string, start_date:date, end_date:date_optional, to_webhook:boolean_optional )
• get_body( user_id:string, start_date:date, end_date:date_optional, to_webhook:boolean_optional )
• get_sleep( user_id:string, start_date:date, end_date:date_optional, to_webhook:boolean_optional )
• get_menstruation( user_id:string, start_date:date, end_date:date_optional, to_webhook:boolean_optional )
• parse_webhook(payload:object, type:string, user_id:string_optional)

In addition, all the data models documented on https://docs.tryterra.co/data-models are available to import and use.

require 'Terra'

begin
    terra = TerraAPI::Terra.new(YOUR_DEV_ID, YOUR_API_KEY)
rescue TerraError => e
    # Handle errors here
end

begin
    puts terra.getProviders # will display a list of available providers
rescue TerraError => e
    # Handle errors here
end

The result will be

{"status"=>"success", "providers"=>["FITBIT", "OURA", "TRAININGPEAKS", "WITHINGS", "SUUNTO", "PELOTON", "ZWIFT", "GARMIN", "EIGHT", "WAHOO", "GOOGLE", "POLAR", "WEAROS", "FREESTYLELIBRE", "TEMPO", "IFIT", "CONCEPT2", "FATSECRET", "CRONOMETER", "MYFITNESSPAL", "NUTRACHECK", "UNDERARMOUR", "OMRON", "RENPHO", "DEXCOM"]}