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Package laravel-strava
Short Description A laravel package to access data from the Strava API.
License MIT
Informations about the package laravel-strava
Laravel Strava Package
A laravel package to access data from the Strava API. Compatible with and above. Forked from @RichieMcMullen due to his package not being able to be used on Laravel 8.
Table of Contents
- Strava Access Credentials
- Installation
- Publish Strava Config File
- Auto Discovery
- Usage
- Available Methods
- Parameter Types
- Caching
- Useful Links
Strava Access Credentials
In order to use this package you will need to create an app from within your strava account. Create Strava App to access your API credentials. Click here for more information on the Strava API.
Installation
To install the package within your laravel project use the following composer command:
Publish Strava Config File
The vendor:publish
commmand will publish a file named strava.php
within your laravel project config folder config/strava.php
. Edit this file with your Strava API credentials, generated from the Strava app you created.
Published Config File Contents
Alternatively you can ignore the above publish command and add this following variables to your .env
file. Make sure to add your Strava App credentials
Auto Discovery
If you're using Laravel 5.5+ you don't need to manually add the service provider or facade. This will be Auto-Discovered. For all versions of Laravel below 5.5, you must manually add the ServiceProvider & Facade to the appropriate arrays within your Laravel project config/app.php
Provider
Alias / Facade
Usage
Use Strava Facade
Add the Strava facade to the top of your controller so you can access the Strava class methods.
Authenticate User
Call the Strava::authenticate()
method to redirect you to Strava. If authentication is successful the user will be redirected to the redirect_uri
that you added to the config
file or your .env
file. You may now also pass as a parameter when authenticating. You can add or remove scopes as required. Some are required, some are optional. Details on available scopes can be seen here Strava Authentication Scopes
Obtain User Access Token
When returned to the redirected uri, call the Strava::token($code)
method to generate the users Strava access token & refresh token. The tokens are generated using the code
parameter value within the redirected uri. Be sure to store the users access_token
& refresh_token
in your database.
Example Response
At this point you have access to the Athlete
object that can be used to login to your website. Of course you'll need to write the logic for your login system, but the athlete name, email etc.. is contained within the object for you to verify the user against your own database data.
Access Token Expiry
Access tokens will now expire after 6 hours under the new flow that Strava have implemented and will need to be updated using a refresh token. In the example above you can see the response has a refresh_token
and an expires_at
field. When storing the user access tokens you may also want to store the expires_at
field too. This will allow you to check when the current access token has expired.
When calling any of the Strava methods below you may want to compare the current time against the expires_at
field in order to validate the token. If the token is expired you'll need to call the Strava::refreshToken($refreshToken)
method in order to generate a new tokens. All you need to do is pass the users currently stored refresh_token
, the method will then return a new set of tokens (access & refresh), update the current users tokens with the new tokens from the response. Heres an example of how that might work, using the Strava::athlete($token)
method.
Unauthenticate User
You can allow users to unauthenticate their Strava account with your Strava app. Simply allow users to call the following method, passing the access token that has been stored for their account.
Available Methods
All methods require an access token, some methods accept additional optional parameters listed below.
- Optional Parameters
- $page (Int - default 1)
- $perpage (Int - default 10)
- $before (Int/Timestamp - default = most recent)
- $after (Int/Timestamp - default = most recent)
Athlete Data
Returns the currently authenticated athlete.
User Activities Data
Returns the activities of an athlete.
User Single Activity
Returns the given activity that is owned by the authenticated athlete.
User Single Activity Stream
Returns the given activity's streams.
Activity Comments
Returns the comments on the given activity.
Activity Kudos
Returns the athletes who kudoed an activity.
Activity Laps
Returns the laps data of an activity.
Activity Zones
Summit Feature Required. Returns the zones of a given activity.
Athlete Zones
Returns the the authenticated athlete's heart rate and power zones.
Athlete Stats
Returns the activity stats of an athlete.
Club
Returns a given club using its identifier.
Club Members
Returns a list of the athletes who are members of a given club.
Club Activities
Retrieve recent activities from members of a specific club. The authenticated athlete must belong to the requested club in order to hit this endpoint. Pagination is supported. Athlete profile visibility is respected for all activities.
Club Admins
Returns a list of the administrators of a given club.
Athlete Clubs
Returns a list of the clubs whose membership includes the authenticated athlete.
Gear
Returns equipment data using gear ID.
Route
Returns a route using its route ID.
Athlete Routes
Returns a list of the routes created by the authenticated athlete using their athlete ID.
Segment
Returns the specified segment.
Segment Effort
Returns a segment effort from an activity that is owned by the authenticated athlete.
Starred Segments
List of the authenticated athlete's starred segments.
Parameter Types
Caching
It's highly recommended that you cache your requests made to Strava for 2 reasons.
(1) Rate Limiting
Strava have quite a good API Rate Limit, 600 requests every 15 minutes, 30,000 daily. If your website has high traffic you might want to consider caching your Strava response data so you don't exceed these limits.
(2) Website Loading Speed
Caching your Strava data will drastically improve website load times.
Useful Links
All versions of laravel-strava with dependencies
illuminate/support Version 5.5.*|5.6.*|5.7.*|5.8.*|^6.0|^7.0|^8.0