@tismepaulo: Please make a github issue so I can track this issue. Sorry for the late response, I just moved cross-country to Seattle.

@StacheEnthusiast: Made a github issue, I will respond in detail and help troubleshoot there.

https://github.com/amcolash/MMM-GoogleFit/issues/4

@nitram So glad to hear that things worked out smoothly - yeah forgot about renaming the file - sorry about that. Glad that you and your wife are liking this module! Cheers

@nitram, I made a github issue based off of your feedback - check for updates there :)

https://github.com/amcolash/MMM-GoogleFit/issues/3

I have not played around with multiple instances of a MM module, but I can take a look into it when I get some time this weekend. There are some assumptions that are made right now that prevent multiple instances from accessing different accounts. That being said, I am not sure how much work it would take to do but I am up for at least investigating this.

Someone else was running a pi zero and noticed issues with the authentication flow. Please make an issue on github or leave a comment here if you have any problems!

I just whipped up a google fit module this weekend for personal use, but thought the wonderful community would appreciate it as well! Currently it will show your step progress as well as weights if you record those.

Check it out on github and give any feedback you have. I made this for my own personal needs, but am open for feedback :)

Cheers!

https://github.com/amcolash/MMM-GoogleFit

I am sorry I am a quite late to the conversation, but I actually just made a module that will do this!

Check it out on github and give any feedback you have. I made this for my own personal needs, but am open for feedback :)

Cheers!

https://github.com/amcolash/MMM-GoogleFit

If you want a very simple solution (independent of MM completely), check out this script. This is what I am using, it is a very simple python script that reads the value of a PIR and then selectively turns on / off the monitor. You will need to change things up a bit as I wrote it for a C.H.I.P. but the GPIO library is the same.

Thanks for all of the positive feedback, I thought it might be useful so just wanted some thoughts on making it pretty before I completed the pull request. As long as I am not too busy in the next few days, it should be in the dev branch by the end of the weekend.

As for the talk of New York weather, I live in the Midwest (Wisconsin) and we easily see 100+ degrees across the span of 12 months (usually 0 - 100f) - sometimes dropping or rising 60 degrees in a week! Not sure how that compares ;)