stravalog's Introduction

A simplified Strava training log

This nameless project attempts to provide an easy and streamlined solution to viewing a training log of your Strava activities. It is intended to be primarily used as a 'new tab' page in your web browser, but can also be accessed as a regular site.

This project is built with node.js on the server side and jQuery/vanillaJS/Bootstrap on the client side.

Hosted here: http://stravalog.herokuapp.com/

If you don't have a Strava account, you can access a demo version of the site: http://stravalogdemo.herokuapp.com/

Running the project

Install node.js and npm
$ git clone https://github.com/ednunezg/StravaLog
Install dependencies $ npm install
Edit the data/strava_config file with your Strava API token, ID and secret
Start app $ nodemon start
Go to http://localhost:3000

Project issues / Future features

Right now, the client requests a list of activities from the server on a week to week basis. If instead, the server can respond with a list of activities that span across multiple weeks, the page could load significantly faster.
Accessing the home page should redirect you to the /traininglog page if the server still has your session stored.
UI could be cleaned up a bit. Background color of each workout bubble can be toned to represent the length of the workout (Dark blue for long runs, light blue for shorter runs).

stravalog's People

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stravalog's Issues

Automatic redirection to log when logged in

Because this is intended to be used as a new tab page, going into the index page should redirect you if the OAuth redirect already detects that you are logged in to Strava

Disable project on mobile devices

This project is not compatible on mobile. The calendar is fixed to a specific length of pixels and significant revamps need to be made until this project can be supported for smaller screens

UI Enhancement: Workout bubble colors

UI could be cleaned up a bit. Background color of each workout bubble can be toned to represent the length of the workout (Dark blue for long runs, light blue for shorter runs).

Display message prior to logging in about what account data is used

From https://www.reddit.com/user/d112358

I won't get past your "login to strava" if you don't have something explaining that it's an oauth connection, and that you aren't harvesting my strava credentials. Unfortunately, you have to be very clear to people about what your doing and what information you may or may not be keeping. To be clear, I'm not accusing you of running an "evil website", but it's one thing for me to give an auth permission to a company I have a relationship with (like my bank). It's another to give it to a a random website.