calories burned vs intake #7
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The “caloriesBurnedVsIntake” argument in get_daily_data only returns the burned calories. (Maybe fitbit changed something?). I changed the function to return both caloriesBurned and caloriesIntake. I am not sure if this is how you want to do it or if you want to split the dataframe into two seperate dataframes.
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The “caloriesBurnedVsIntake” argument in get_daily_data only returns the burned calories. (Maybe fitbit changed something?). I changed the
function to return both caloriesBurned and caloriesIntake. I am not
sure if this is how you want to do it or if you want to split the
dataframe into two seperate dataframes.