Easily upload files from your devices directly to your Strava profile without the hassle.
If you're using the website, simply connect to Strava, give the app the permissions it asks for and then you are good to go.
There is also another way to use it, with strupload-auto so that your devices can easily stay sync'd with Strava.
⚠️ Keep this token private!
By default, sessions are used to maintain a user authenticated, but if you need an access token you can request it at:
/oauth/strava?state=tokenize
If you're using a token, you'll need to send a POST request to:
/api/upload
Set the header Authorization: Bearer <access_token>. The API will accept an array of up to 25 files under a file field.
Supported File Types:
- FIT
- TCX
- GPX
You will need to first register on strava and then create an app. You're also going to need a database. Once you have done those things, create an .env file in the root directory that looks like this:
CLIENT_ID=<YOUR_CLIENT_ID>
CLIENT_SECRET=<YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET>
CALLBACK_URL=<YOUR_CALLBACK_URL>
SECRET=<YOUR_SECRET>
DATABASE_URL=<YOUR_DATABASE_URL>
From there is just as simple as:
npm install
npm start
You can watch the files while working on them with:
npm run dev
There's no need for an .env file to test, a mock configuration and database connection are used to run the tests.
Simply run:
npm run test
I wanted to automate the process of uploading files to Strava from my Garmin watch but I mainly use a Linux system. Initially I was just going to make a CLI, but since I had to make a back end and handle OAuth anyway I figured it was a good opportunity to play around with NextJS to make something that sort of passes for a UI.