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setup

• clone / download the repo
• yarn install
• get pavlok api tokens. put these into a file named .env with the same format as .env.example
  • you may also need to allow API access to your pavlok via the pavlok mobile app... look under settings
  • go to http://pavlok-mvp.herokuapp.com/docs/oauth.html
  • create pavlok account
  • click "register your application"
  • click "New Application" button
  • give it a name
  • paste the following into the Redirect URI field & submit:

      urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob
      http://localhost:3010/auth/pavlok/result
    

  • cp .env.example .env.development
  • paste Client ID & Secret from the pavlok-mvp into the .env.development file.
  • the process will complete in your browser when the local server is started
• references:
  • https://buy.pavlok.com/blogs/news/115896643-pavlok-developer-api
  • https://github.com/Behavioral-Technology-Group/Pavlok-Node-Samples/tree/master/Pavlok_Node_Remote

server mode

• to run the app on a remote server, another oauth key needs to be provisioned.
  • click "register your application"
  • click "New Application" button
  • give it a name
  • paste the following into the Redirect URI field & submit:

      http://<your-host-url.tld>/auth/pavlok/result
    

  • cp .env.example .env
  • paste Client ID & Secret from the pavlok-mvp into the .env file.

run

• yarn dev to start dev mode (go to http://localhost:3000 after the server starts)
• yarn now to deploy to now.sh

usage

• I tested this with a v1 pavlok. It would drop the bluetooth connection w/ my iphone/ipad quite often and wouldn't reconnect. This poor behavior may be fixed in pavlok v2 (they use a better bluetooth module)

30 Jan 2018

• update readme
• post to GitHub

17 nov 2017

forked from https://github.com/Behavioral-Technology-Group/Pavlok-Node-Samples/tree/master/Pavlok_Node_Remote