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To me, this is the logical complement to bulk-importing strava activities. Theoretically, the two features would allow the user to save all their activities, past and future, without having to do anything manually.
Celery seems like a good solution to handle the tasks of reacting to webhook events, freeing up the server to respond to the strava request in a timely manner.
It makes sense to add a page where webhook subscriptions were viewable.
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From strava api docs: Specifically, webhook events are pushed when an athlete revokes access to an application, or when an activity is created, deleted, or one of the following activity fields are updated:
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Privacy, requires an access token with activity:read_all scope
To me, this is the logical complement to bulk-importing strava activities. Theoretically, the two features would allow the user to save all their activities, past and future, without having to do anything manually.
Celery seems like a good solution to handle the tasks of reacting to webhook events, freeing up the server to respond to the strava request in a timely manner.
It makes sense to add a page where webhook subscriptions were viewable.
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